ESTATE PLANNING COUNCIL OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA

11:30 a.m. Lunch
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Program

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• Please indicate any dietary needs or restrictions in the registration below.
• Guests must pay online via credit card prior to the event.  
• Members attend free.  Guest fee $50. All RSVP's ar necessary by October 8th. 

DON'T LET THE TOPIC FOOL YOU:
Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) refers to alternate methods of conception.  The technology has transformed family planning but it has also raised important legal and estate planning questions.  Estate planning must address how the different types of parentage impact inheritance rights, legal recognition, and what happens to the genetic material after death. 

Christina will discuss the history and background of ART, the laws addressing ART, parental rights and responsibilities, property considerations, divorce considerations, and inheritance rights of posthumously conceived children. 

About Our Speaker:
As a vice president and a senior wealth strategist, Christina leads the deep and dynamic discovery process to achieve a mutual understanding of your family, business (if applicable) and financial goals to determine what is truly important to you in achieving peace of mind. She works with you and your advisors to help develop a strategic financial plan which integrates your financial, estate, tax and philanthropic considerations and preferences. Christina identifies and prioritizes your objectives and together with your team develops tailored solutions to help achieve them. She has the high level of technical experience in complex estate, tax and wealth planning issues to help bring about successful outcomes as your trusted advisor.

Christina joined PNC Private Bank in September 2022 as a Senior Wealth Strategist. Prior to joining PNC, Christina began her career in the criminal justice field. She later went to law school and began her legal career as an attorney with the State of Florida working in the child dependency system. In 2013, Christina joined a small law firm in Orlando, Florida and began helping clients with their estate planning, probate, and guardianship needs. Christina is a licensed attorney in the State of Florida.

Christina graduated with a Bachelor and Master of Science from the University of Central Florida and a Juris Doctor from FAMU College of Law. Christina is a resident of Winter Springs, FL with her husband of 29 years and their two children. In her free time, she enjoys being involved in the local community, spending time with family and attending the theatre.

Christina currently acts as a Guardian ad Litem in Orange County. She also servies on the board for the Victim Service Center of Central Florida and the Central Florida Estate Planning Council.