, ACTEC, COLPM®, CAP®, Accredited Estate Planner® (Distinguished) has 30 years of experience supporting private wealth clients in the areas of tax, private wealth planning, asset protection, business exit planning, complex trusts and estates, philanthropy, and state income tax issues. She is the Omaha office managing partner at Duggan Bertsch. Ms. Vandenack's practice serves businesses and business owners, fund developers, executives, real estate developers and investors, health care providers, companies in the financial industry, the technology industry, and tax-exempt organizations. She is recognized for her innovative integrations of technology in the legal practice and was honored by the American Bar Association with the James I. Keane Award and inducted into Women in Legal Tech. Ms. Vandenack is a frequent writer and nationwide speaker, as well as a commentator for Leimburg Services, a nationally recognized publication in the areas of tax, trusts and estates, benefits, and asset protection. She is actively involved in the American College of Trust and Estate Council (ACTEC), the ABA Real Property Trust and Estate Section as well as the ABA Law Practice Management Division and is a consultant for Interactive Legal. Ms. Vandenack earned her Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA, Business, accounting, summa cum Laude from the College of Saint Mary and her J.D. degree magna cum laude (editor-in-chief law review; Alpha Sigma Nu) from Creighton University School of Law. She holds a certification, Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania and a Master Track Certificate, Clinical/Medical Social Work from the University of Michigan.

is the managing partner in the firm of Cauble, Furr & Beguin, LLP in Grants Pass, Oregon, practicing in the area of probate and trust litigation, including litigating claims, money that has been stolen by PR's or fiduciaries, defending or prosecuting will contests, and elder abuse litigation. Additionally, he deals with all estate and probate related tax issues. Mr. Cauble earned his B.A. degree (Departmental Honors) from Willamette University and his J.D. degree, cum laude, (Phi Alpha Delta) from Gonzaga University School of Law. He is a member of the Oregon State Bar board of Governors, Oregon State Bar Administrative Law Executive Committee (chair, 2009), Oregon State Bar House of Delegates and the Oregon State Bar Judicial Administration Committee. Mr. Cauble is a member of Oregon State Bar Board of Governors from 2020-2024. He is admitted to practice in Oregon and before the U.S. Tax Court, U.S. District Court District of Oregon, as well as the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court.

is an attorney with Metzger and Spencer, LLP and Spencer Law Firm LLC in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where she provides experience and depth in estate planning, trust and estate administration, complex tax consulting, charitable gift planning, wealth transfer vehicles and retirement plan consulting, and expert witness testimony. Ms. Spencer taught estate and gift tax for eight years as an adjunct professor at Boston University in the LL.M. program, and also was a former professor of trusts and estates at Boston University School of Law. In addition, she has spoken numerous times on topics related to her areas of expertise. Ms. Spencer is the author of a weekly column Taxing Matters, which appeared in the Lancaster Intelligencer Journal's Business Monday Section for 14 years. She also has written Pennsylvania Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts Library: Forms and Practice Manual, Data Trace, which is updated annually. Ms. Spencer earned her B.A. degree from Dickinson College, her J.D. degree from Boston University and her LL.M. degree from Boston University. She is a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.

is a partner with Selzer Gurvitch Rabin Wertheimer & Polott, P.C. where he is a lawyer and an accountant, he began his career as a CPA before pursuing a legal career. That dual-dimensional background has served Mr. Bornstein well in his estate planning, estate and trust administration work, preparing estate and gift tax returns, prenuptial agreements, and representing clients in estate and trust litigation. He has also handled numerous estate tax IRS audits, some of which involved large multimillion dollar matters of considerable complexity. In fulfilling his instructional instincts, he teaches estate planning, estate tax, and trust and estate income tax continuing education courses for accounting firms. Mr. Bornstein regularly teaches advanced estate planning courses to other estate planning attorneys through the continuing education program of the Maryland State Bar Association ("MSBA"). Additionally, he has taught estate planning and Medicaid planning seminars and webinars to many organizations, including the Department of Justice and the AICPA National Tax Conference. He believes strongly in giving back to the legal profession, and community, having served as co-chair of the Maryland State Bar Association's (MSBA) Pro Bono Committee. Since 2005, Mr. Bornstein has also been active in the Wills for Heroes program, serving as an instructor/reviewer teaching estate planning to volunteer attorneys who prepare wills and powers of attorney for police officers, firefighters, military officers and other first responders. After graduating with a J.D. degree (with honors) from the University of Maryland School Of Law, he completed a judicial clerkship at the Circuit Court of Baltimore City. Mr. Bornstein is currently a member of the MSBA's Estates and Trusts Section Council, serving on a legislation committee tasked to draft legislation to improve the laws governing statutory powers of attorney. He also serves as the council's liaison with the MSBA's Elder Law Section Council. Mr. Bornstein served as a member for many years and ultimately became the chair of the MSBA's Taxation Section Council. He was also past co-chair of the Maryland State Bar Association & Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants Advanced Tax Institute. Mr. Bornstein is admitted to practice in Maryland, the District of Columbia and the U.S. District Court's District of Maryland.

is an attorney and legal counsel with National Benefits Services LLC, where she handles all levels of trust and estate administration matters. She was previously in private practice for many years, where she practiced in the areas of estate planning and elder law. Ms. Barnes earned her B.A. degree from Edgewood College and her J.D. degree from Marquette University Law School. Her professional memberships include the State Bar of Wisconsin, Dane County Bar Association, Legal Association of Women, and the Madison Estate Planning Council. Ms. Barnes serves on a number of non-profit boards, is a frequent speaker at various continuing legal education seminars, and has served as guest faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is admitted to practice in the state of Wisconsin.

is a partner with Cauble, Furr & Beguin, LLP practicing in the areas of business and commercial law, transactional drafting, trusts and estates, and general litigation. He graduated from Guilford College with a bachelors degree in business management and health sciences. Mr. Beguin later graduated from Elon University School of Law with an emphasis on business and corporate law. During his law school experience, he was able to work with his law school's Small Business and Entrepreneurship Clinic, where he was able to experience a variety of legal issues that businesses of all sizes may become exposed to; as well as received experience in contract drafting ranging from secured transactions and stock purchase agreements to non-disclosure agreements. Mr. Beguin has also been named the Josephine County Bar President and currently resides on the Oregon Bar House of Delegates as a result. He is admitted to practice in Oregon.