Giving
Charitable Lead Trust
A charitable lead trust is the opposite of a charitable remainder trust. If you provide for Vermont Law School through a charitable lead trust, we will receive immediate annual payments for a term of years, after which the assets may be transferred to your heirs, substantially tax free. This can prove to be a sensible arrangement for those who fall into the top gift and tax brackets.
You should consult your attorney or tax advisor when establishing a charitable lead trust.
For more information on how to make a lasting difference, please contact Matt Rizzo at mrizzo@vermontlaw.edu, 802-831-1206.
VLS Establishes Arboretum
Vermont Law School established an arboretum on campus in 2010 as part of the school's annual Earth Week festivities.
The work I'm doing is current. It's interesting, and it makes an impact. Three of eight interns at FERC this summer were from Vermont Law School."Anna Skubikowski, JD 2010 Read more...
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