East Bay Trusts & Estates Lawyers

East Bay Trusts & Estates Lawyers is a California nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the knowledge and practice of trust and probate law. It is classified as a 501(c)(6) organization, which includes business leagues, chambers of commerce, and real estate boards focused on improving business conditions[1].

Mission

The mission of East Bay Trusts & Estates Lawyers is to improve the knowledge and practice of estate and trust law and to facilitate communication and cooperation between the probate bench and bar[4]. This is achieved through educational and social opportunities for lawyers and other professionals in the field of trust and probate law[2][3].

Activities

As a professional association, East Bay Trusts & Estates Lawyers provides a platform for members to engage in educational activities, networking, and professional development. This includes seminars, workshops, and forums that address current issues and developments in trust and probate law.

Financial Overview

Historically, the organization has derived its revenue primarily from program services. In fiscal years 2018 and 2019, all of its revenue came from this source, with no contributions or investment income reported[1]. The organization's total assets have fluctuated, with figures recorded as $73,895 in 2018 and $70,259 in 2019, while liabilities were $3,723 in 2018 and $10,357 in 2019[1].

Governance and Leadership

The organization is governed by a board of officers and committee chairs who oversee its operations and programs. As of the available records, none of the key employees or officers received compensation for their roles within the organization[1]. This structure allows the organization to maintain a volunteer-based leadership model focused on community service and professional enhancement.

Status

As a 501(c)(6) organization, donations to East Bay Trusts & Estates Lawyers are not tax-deductible. This designation aligns with its role as a professional association rather than a charitable entity[1]. Despite this, the organization remains committed to providing valuable services and resources to its members and the broader legal community.