About NAEPC
The NAEPC's particular focus is on:
- Accounting
- Insurance
- Law
- Trust Services
- Financial Planning
A primary goal of the NAEPC is to
encourage specialization programs to
increase recognition and acceptance of estate planning as a specialty.
NAEPC has two separate and distinct specialization programs:
Accredited Estate
Planner (AEP) is available to individuals in all five disciplines. This
designation is for individuals who have met the requisite requirements,
including estate planning experience and recommendations by colleagues,
and currently requires completion of certain graduate estate planning
courses. All individuals obtaining the AEP designation demonstrate
commitment to the team approach in estate planning.
Estate Planning Law Specialist (EPLS)is available to attorneys practicing in the estate planning arena. This program is currently being redesigned. Exam, testing and general information will be available on January 1, 2006.
NAEPC serves to
assist its Affiliated Local Estate Planning Councils, their members and the Individual/At-Large NAEPC membership by providing a
forum to maintain and strengthen:
- Their cutting-edge awareness of the continually changing and expanding opportunities.
- Communication and development of a common language between the five disciplines.
- A unified point-of-approach.
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