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18 ACTEC Notes 1 (1992-1993)

handle is hein.journals/acteclj18 and id is 1 raw text is: THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF TRUST AND ESTATE COUNSEL 3415 S. Sepulveda Boulevard, Suite 460 * Los Angeles, California 90034 * (310) 398-1888 * FAX: (310) 572-7280 Robert J. Durham, Jr., Editor / A. MacDonough Plant, Assistant Editor / @ American College of Trust and Estate Counsel 1992 Thomas P. Sweeney President's Message R odney Houghton, Past President of the College, had a fantastic year, culminating with the 1992 Annual Meeting in Palm Desert. It is through Rodney's efforts that the College ex- panded its horizons by establishing the Elder Law, Guardianship and Health Law Committee, as well as the Fidu- ciary Litigation Committee. At the same time, Rodney kept the College focused on federal tax matters and challenges that the Fellows are confronted with as trust and estate practitioners in the area of practice standards or guidelines, which is the forefront of the work of the Profes- sional Standards Committee. Again, Rodney is to be congratulated on an outstanding year and an outstanding Annual Meeting. As the College moves forward with an increased volume of activities, re- sulting from the increased number of Committees and Committee member appointments, as well as the greater in- volvement of State Chairs at the Fall and (continued on page 5) PLEASE NOTE This issue of ACTEC Notes introduces three new columns: View from the Bridge - Recent news from Washington, D.C., that affects our practice Practice Tip - Practical information on specific topics (in this issue: Buy-Sell Agreements) Committee Corner - Activities currently under way in the College's committees Information about the 1992 Fall Meeting, to be held at the Four Seasons Olympic Hotel, can be found on page 4 in the Calendar of Events. For more information, please contact the ACTEC office at (310) 398-1888. 18 ACTEC Notes 1 (1992)

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