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the Education Initiative

An endeavor by Succession Advisors to equip individuals, families, and organizations with the tools they need to ensure sustained prosperity. Recognizing the weight of responsibility that comes with wealth stewardship for future generations, we have crafted programs that focus on financial and wealth literacy and critical thinking for adept ownership.

Our Mission: Empowering Families For Generational Prosperity

Introduction to Estate Planning and Post-Death Administration of Wills & Trusts

Amidst an unprecedented amount of family wealth transitioning from one generation to the next, future family leaders and rising generations are faced with the challenges of understanding technical legal concepts, processes, documents, and entities that go hand in hand with wealth transfers.

Starts February 12, 2025 at 7pm CT
Course 1

Introduction to Estate Planning and Post-Death Administration of Wills & Trusts

Amidst an unprecedented amount of family wealth transitioning from one generation to the next, future family leaders and rising generations are faced with the challenges of understanding technical legal concepts, processes, documents, and entities that go hand in hand with wealth transfers.

Starts February 12, 2025 at 7pm CT
Course 2

The Financial Way Of Thinking: Foundational Principles

Amidst a rapidly evolving economic landscape, the financial way of thinking emerges as a vital skill, distinct from its accounting and economic counterparts. It is the linchpin for financial decisions and a broader understanding of market, firm, and economic interactions.

Starts in Fall 2025
Registration Opening Soon

How You Will Benefit

Amidst an unprecedented amount of family wealth transitioning from one generation to the next, future family stewards and rising generations are faced with the challenges of understanding technical legal concepts, processes, documents, and entities that go hand in hand with wealth transfers.

Andrew M. Katzenstein

Andrew M. Katzenstein is a partner in the Private Client Services Department at Proskauer, based in Los Angeles, California, where he assists high net worth individuals, companies and charitable organizations with all aspects of tax and estate planning. He focuses his practice on tax planning matters, which include estate, gift and generation-skipping tax planning, as well as income tax of trust planning, probate and trust administration matters, resolving disputes between fiduciaries and beneficiaries, and charitable planning.

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Financial Way of Thinking

Introduction to Estate Planning

Andrew M. Katzenstein

Andrew M. Katzenstein is a partner in the Private Client Services Department at Proskauer, based in Los Angeles, California, where he assists high net worth individuals, companies and charitable organizations with all aspects of tax and estate planning. He focuses his practice on tax planning matters, which include estate, gift and generation-skipping tax planning, as well as income tax of trust planning, probate and trust administration matters, resolving disputes between fiduciaries and beneficiaries, and charitable planning.

Chambers USA consistently ranks Andy among the leading tax attorneys in the country, and highly regards his estate planning expertise in advising wealthy individuals and charitable organizations on a range of matters, including tax planning, trust administration and philanthropic giving. Andy has published numerous articles in Estate Planning Magazine, the Journal of Taxation, Taxes Magazine and Major Tax Planning, and was one of the principal contributors to the probate treatise “Marshall and Garb on Probate.”

A frequent lecturer on a variety of estate planning and tax related topics, Andy has participated in the prestigious USC Tax Institute, the USC Probate and Trust Law Conference, has lectured in Europe, Canada and across the United States and is a featured speaker at the CalCPA Education Foundation Annual Conference on seminars in estate planning.

Andy has taught estate and gift tax law at USC Law School since 2009 and previously taught estate tax at UCLA Law School for 18 years. He has also taught estate planning and advanced estate planning in the Graduate Tax Program at the University of San Diego and at Golden Gate University. Andy currently teaches Estate and Gift Tax in the LLM program at the UC Irvine School of Law.

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