ARTICLES  OUTLINES
WALKING
THE PLANK WITHOUT FALLING IN THE MUCK: Ethical, Malpractice,
and Practical Issues In Representing Trustees
-John
A. Hartog
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Estate and Gift Tax Rates and Exemption Amounts 1975-2011
-John A. Hartog
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Lack
of Court Involvement and Emotion Fuel Trust Litigation
-John A. Hartog
Trust
Law: Procedural Nuances Can Trip Up Attorneys New to the Game
-John A. Hartog
Degrees of Family Relationships
Degrees of
relationship by blood (consanguinity)
Relationships by Marriage (Affinity)
A relationship by blood is also referred to as being related
by consanguinity. A relationship by marriage is sometimes referred
to as being related by affinity.
A husband and wife are related in the first degree by marriage.
For other relationships by marriage, the degree of relationship
is the same as the degree of underlying relationship by blood
Example: John and Steve are brothers and are therefore second-degree
relatives by blood. John’s wife, Linda, is related to
Steve in the second degree by marriage.
Professional
Responsibility & Ethics - Practical Applications for Law,
Accounting & Related Professions
-John A. Hartog
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