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The Indian Land Tenure Foundation created The Institute for Indian Estate Planning and Probate in May of 2005. The Institute opened its doors at Seattle University School of Law on August 1, 2005, with a mission of providing training on the American Indian Probate Reform Act and estate planning services to Indian Country. The Institute currently oversees estate planning projects in eight states, including law school externship projects funded by the ILTF, and estate planning legal service projects in the Northwest , Midwest and Great Plains regions funded in part by grants from the Paul Allen Foundation and the Bush Foundation. The Institute is actively working to establish new projects as funding permits, engaging in fund-raising activities to support this work, and providing training at all levels on estate planning in Indian Country under the new Act.
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New Updates U.S. Senate Testimony May 22, 2008 Oversight Hearing on backlogs in Fee to Trust, Probate, Leasing, Environmental Impacts Written Testimony (pdf) Symposium July 22-23rd Day One training on new regulations implementing AIPRA include land title and records, conveyance, BIA probate practice and OHA probate procedures. Day Two training on Tribal Probate Code Drafting and Federal Model Code. Click Here for Information and Registration AIPRA Proposed Tech Amends (pdf) formatted version of 25 U.S.C. 2201-2221 with S. 2087 redlined |
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