The San Francisco Estate Planning Council (SFEPC) is proud to feature Kirsten Wolff, Partner at Sideman & Bancroft, as a distinguished panelist at its 2026 Annual Estate Planning Symposium on June 12, 2026, at The City Club of San Francisco in downtown San Francisco.
This highly anticipated event — themed “Estate and Legacy Planning: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act” — brings together top estate planning professionals to explore critical developments in tax, trust, and succession planning following recent legislative changes.
A Leading Voice on Taxing the Non‑Taxable Estate
Kirsten will join an expert panel for the “Taxing the Non‑Taxable Estates” session at 3:15 pm, where she will address the evolving income tax issues reshaping estate planning practice. With federal estate tax exemptions at historically high levels, income tax has become a central concern for advisors and clients alike.
In this session, Kirsten and her co‑panelists will unpack practical approaches to navigating complex tax landscapes, offering insights relevant to accountants, attorneys, fiduciaries, and other planning professionals.
Expertise in Multi‑Generational Wealth Planning
As a seasoned estate planning attorney, Kirsten represents individual clients in estate, trust, and gift taxation; probate; and charitable gift planning. Her practice emphasizes multi‑generational wealth transfer strategies that align with family goals while prioritizing tax efficiency, asset management, and privacy.
Drawing on her extensive experience in state and local taxation, Kirsten is particularly adept at advising clients on nuanced California tax issues — including trust income taxation and cross‑border trust administration — and collaborates regularly with advisors across the U.S. and abroad to structure and modernize sophisticated estate plans.
About the Symposium
The 2026 Symposium runs from 8:00 am to 4:45 pm, featuring multiple panel discussions covering topics such as business succession planning, practical issues under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and valuation strategies. The educational program culminates with a Summer Social networking event immediately following the final session.
Professionals attending will earn continuing education credits approved by the State Bar of California and the CFP® Board, with certificates available post‑attendance.
For more information on registration and session details, visit the SFEPC Annual Symposium & Summer Social page. https://sfepc.org/Annual-Symposium
2026 SFEPC Annual Estate Planning Symposiu
Kirsten Wolff to Speak at the 2026 SFEPC Annual Estate Planning Symposium in San Francisco
