This looks to be the first professional or other conference ever, anywhere, about fighting inheritance crime.
It is beyond overdue. MHNA is proud to blaze the trail.
With appropriate specialist speakers and sponsors, and an advisory committee.
A two-day event.
Dates, location, tax-deductible prices, CPD, CPE etc. to be announced here around September 1, 2026.
Inquiries to email@InheritanceCrime.com
Victim heirs
Civil lawyers
Criminal lawyers
Estate managers (executors, ad col grantees, interim administrators, full administrators etc.)
Police
Private prosecutors
Public prosecutors
Accountants, regular, forensic and fiduciary forensic
Auditors, regular, forensic and fiduciary forensic
Private investigators
Genealogists
Medical examiners
Wealth managers
Academics
Doctors, health and welfare workers etc. especially re the vulnerable and friendless (elderly, physically and mentally infirm etc.)
Regulators, supervisors etc. of relevant professionals
Bankers, fund managers
Estate planners
Judges, arbitrators, mediators
etc.
Crime law, practice, policy, procedure 101: relevant and irrelevant crimes generically and in selected jurisdictions. The myths of 'inheritance theft' and 'inheritance hijacking' etc. Jurisdictions, limitation periods, evidence, parties, etc.
Inheritance 101: essential inheritance law, practice, policy, procedure before, at and after death; the estate manager; simple and intricate estates
Relevant and irrelevant civil law; Klovantch syndrome
IC defined: what is and is not included. Multi-national multi-jurisdiction IC
IC before death
IC at death: inheritance homicide etc.
IC after death
IC by and against testators, heirs, estate managers, lawyers, etc.
Inheritance-related tax crime
Defamation, defamation litigation and IC
IC-related genealogy
IC forensic investigation and examination
Undetectable plain-view IC
IC by and between lawyers
Law enforcement and IC: "It's a civil matter"…
Interesting and helping the police
The IC lawyer: attributes, economics; finding, hiring, retaining, instructing, firing; permissible and impermissible billing; betraying the victim
Prosecution vs litigation: comprehensive law and practice comparisons
The indictment: IC-specific considerations
The IC criminal process: denunciation, investigation, arrest, charge, pre-trial, trial, sentence, restitution etc.
Interim remedies in the criminal process: search, seizure, tracing, freezing; discovery; bank and other third-person data etc.
Bookkeeping, accounting and auditing in IC
Asset recovery including art
etc.
Full sessions
Workshops
All subjects, issues, points illustrated with case studies, graphics etc.
Multiple illustrative jurisdictions, indicative costings, etc.
Civil and criminal law, process etc. constantly compared
etc.