Fraser Trebilcock attorney Marlaine C. Teahan has been selected as one of the Top 30 ‘Women in the Law’ by Michigan Lawyers Weekly. The Women in the Law Class of 2018 will be honored at a luncheon on September 20 in Troy.
Teahan, from the firm’s Lansing office, is chair of the Probate and Estate Planning Section of the State Bar of Michigan. She was a member of the Michigan Trust Code Drafting Committee, served as liaison to the Supreme Court Administrative Office, Probate Court Forms Committee, and has testified before Committees of the Michigan Legislature on recommended changes to the probate code and the Michigan Supreme Court on proposed changes to the Michigan Court Rules. She is a past President of the Greater Lansing Estate Planning Council, and served for many years as the Co-Chair of the Probate and Trust Law Section of the Ingham County Bar Association.
Teahan is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Council, a frequent presenter on trusts and estates law for the Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE) and is an editor of the ICLE book, Trust Administration Under the Michigan Trust Code, 2010-2017.
- Posted September 06, 2018
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Teahan honored among 'Women in the Law'
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