Exploring Succession and Estate Planning: A Panel Discussion

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Exploring Succession and Estate Planning: A Panel Discussion Fri 3/15 2 PM - 4 PM

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Description: Exploring Succession and Estate Planning: A Panel Discussion

When: Friday, March 15
2pm - 4pm ET

Where: Virtual Webinar

During Exploring Succession and Estate Planning: A Panel Discussion, participants will learn about the issues associated with heirs’ properties and land succession planning (also called estate or legacy planning). Participants will learn some strategies for succession planning and successfully transitioning landownership to maintain forest health landownership and minimize family conflict.

Join a two-hour webinar to gain insights into challenges related to heir's properties and land succession planning.
There will be three short presentations introducing concepts associated with succession planning followed by time for participants to ask questions to the panel of experts.
*Including NCSU Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Dr. Kurt Smith.

Participants are encouraged to submit questions ahead of time for experts to answer; questions will also be taken during the webinar.

Registration: Free
https://web.cvent.com/event/b0ee8b1d-978d-437d-9dbf-97e82448abf0/summary

Who is this for?
-Forest owners
-Foresters
-Land managers
-Lawyers
-Conservation district staff
-Natural resources educators

What will you learn?
-What heir's properties are
-Common issues with land transitions and succession planning
-Strategies for successfully transitioning landownership to maintain forest health, land ownership, and minimize conflict
-The difference between different succession planning styles

Earn Credits: 1 Society of American Foresters (SAF) Credit

Hosted by PennState Extension

Mar 15 Fri

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Registration Fee: $20

Questions? Email the Facilitator, Keith Bamberger keith.bamberger@deq.nc.gov

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Where: NC Cooperative Extension - Robeson County Center
455 Caton Rd, Lumberton, NC

Who: Open to residents of Robeson, Columbus, Bladen, and Sampson counties

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https://ncat.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dgRglwlXaoRfxoG

For more information:
go.ncsu.edu/ncat_heirsprogram

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Noah Ranells, nnranell@ncsu.edu
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Andrew Branan, rabrana2@ncsu.edu

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