Jennifer is a frequent speaker to community groups on topics such as estate planning, special needs planning and elder law and is a lecturer to attorneys, accountants, and financial advisors through various professional organizations, as well as local, state and national bar associations. She is also a contributing author to articles published in the Probate Law Journal of Ohio and The Voice. During law school, Jennifer clerked with Judge R.R. Denny Clunk at the Stark County Probate Court and Judge Sara Lioi at the Stark County Court of Common Pleas, General Division. From 2000 to 2005, she served as a Magistrate at the Stark County Probate Court under Judges Clunk, Horowitz, and Park. Jennifer has taught as an adjunct professor of Advanced Legal Writing and Research at Kent State University, and of Legal Writing at the University of Akron, School of Law.
As the name suggests, a “spendthrift” trust is simply a particular type of trust agreement that is designed to protect a beneficiary from wastefully spending his or her share of the trust. In other words, a spendthrift trust is commonly used when the person funding the trust (called the “grantor,” […]
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