Mark D. Masters

Background

Masters, Mark D. was born on May 18, 1957 in Denver, Colorado, United States.

Education

University of Colorado at Boulder (Bachelor of Arts, with distinction, 1979). Washburn University (Juris Doctor, 1982).

Career

Worked at The Law Office of (Frank T. Hill) specializing in Estate Planning, Administration, Corporate Law, Planned Charitable Giving, Real Estate. Admitted to the bar, 1983, Colorado and United States. District Court, District of Colorado.

Phi Mu Alpha.

Phi Alpha Delta. Recipient: KAKE Television Award for Excellence in Law and Journalism. Author: "Bequest of Life: Organ and Tissue Donation as Participant of a Thorough Estate Plan," The Colorado Lawyer, Volume 25 Number.

4 (1996). "Inter Vivos Gifts," Colorado Estate Planning Handbook, 4th Education, 1995.

"The New Colorado Power of Attorney for Property Acting," 23 The Colorado Lawyer 2527 (1994). Continuing Legal Education Lecturer, 1992—.

Member: Denver, Colorado (Member: Law Education Committee, 1985-1987. Statutory Revisions Committee, 1987—.

Chair, 1996—, Colorado Estate Planning Forms Drafting Committee, 1994—, Uniform Probate Code Revision Committee, 1991-1995, Trust and Estate Section.

Business Law Section. College of Business Administration Media Committee, 1995—) and American Bar Associations.

Achievements

• Mark D. Masters has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Bequest of Life: Organ and Tissue Donation as Part of a Thorough Estate Plan," The Colorado Lawyer, Volume 25 No. 4 (1996)

  • "Inter Vivos Gifts," Colorado Estate Planning Handbook, 4th Education, 1995. "The New Colorado Power of Attorney for Property Act," 23 The Colorado Lawyer 2527 (1994).
    
    Continuing Legal Education Lecturer, 1992—.

Membership

Member: Denver, Colorado (Member: Law Education Committee, 1985-1987. Statutory Revisions Committee, 1987—. Chair, 1996—, Colorado Estate Planning Forms Drafting Committee, 1994—, Uniform Probate Code Revision Committee, 1991-1995, Trust and Estate Section.

Business Law Section.

College of Business Administration Media Committee, 1995—) and American Bar Associations.