Admitted
1965, Maryland; 1981, District of Columbia
Law School
Rutgers University, LL.B., 1965
Law School Graduation Year
1965
College
Princeton University, A.B., cum laude, 1962
Memberships
The Bar Association of Baltimore City; Maryland State (Chairman: Taxation Section, 1976-1977; Estate and Trust Law Section, 1977-1978; Special Committee on Mental Retardation and the Law, 1975-1976) and American Bar Associations; Bar Association of the District of Columbia; Baltimore Estate Planning Council (Member, Executive Committee, 1990-1993); Christian Legal Society
Biographical
Phi Alpha Delta. Managing Editor, Rutgers Law Review, 1964-1965. Law Clerk to Hon. Edward S. Northrop, U.S. District Court, District of Maryland, 1965-1966. Co-Author: Maryland Estate Planning, Will Drafting and Estate Administration Forms, Practice, Fall 1982, revised annually; Drafting Trustee-Removal Power to Avoid the Adverse Consequences of Rev. Rul. 79-353, Estate Planning, January, 1983; Appropriating Apt Arrows from an Ample Arsenal: Selecting The ‘Proper’ Estate Planning Tools in the Tax and Probate Boutique of the '90's, 24th U. Miami (Philip E. Heckerling) Inst. on Estate Planning, Ch. 18, 1990; Ten (More or Less) Tried Tools to Temper the Tribulation Tethered to Traditional Tactics and Techniques: Making 'Common' Planning and Drafting Errors Less Common, 30th U. Miami (Philip E. Heckerling) Inst. on Estate Planning, Ch.18, 1996; 835 T.M., Estate Freezes (Chapter 14). Timely Tech Topics and Ticklers—Must Have Software, Must Know Technology, and Must Do Stuff, 47th U. Miami (Philip B. Heckerling) Inst. on Estate Planning (workshop), 2003. Fellow, American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (Chairman, Computer Committee, 1988-1992; Member: Practice Committee, 1987—; Professional Responsibilty Commitee, 2000— Board of Regents, 1986-1992).