The search tips below outline how to use our search to find specific types of content on actec.org.
If you still can’t find what you are looking for, please email frontdesk@actec.org and an ACTEC staff member will reach out to you within one business day to assist with your search questions.
Fellows: Please log in to see the Search bar on the Fellow homepage.
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Content and presentations related to specific terms:
Example: SECURE Act information from a specific date range
- Search by the terms SECURE Act in the search box.
- On the results page, you can then narrow in your search date range or by pulling in the most recent to the top using the filters on the right side of the screen.

Example: Premarital Agreements and Divorce content
- Search by “Premarital Agreement” AND divorce in the search box.
- The quotations around multiple words will pull in results that have the two words in sequence within the page, document, or presentation.
- Adding the AND (in all caps) divorce will pull in results that contain both of these terms.
Presentations from a specific ACTEC meeting:
Example: CLE presentations from the 2024 Fall Meeting
- Search for the meeting name in the keywords, example: 2024 Fall Meeting.
- Use the search drop down filter below the search box to select “Search CLE Presentations”.

A presentation by a specific presenter and topic:
Example: A presentation about guardianship by a Fellow with the last name Mignogna.
- Search by the presenter’s last name and the topic keyword. Example: Mignogna AND guardianship.
- Separating by the term AND will pull in results containing both terms.
Content related to an abbreviated term:
Example: SLAT OR “Spousal Lifetime Access Trust”
- Search for both the abbreviated term and the terms spelled out separated by the term OR. This will display results for any item containing one of the two options.
Still can’t find what you are looking for?
Please email frontdesk@actec.org with the details of what you are searching for and an ACTEC team member will reach out to assist.
