Ask an Attorney - June 4
Michigan Model Conservation Easement
Frank Aiello will join us for the next Ask an Attorney Conference Call, Friday, June 4th, on the topic of the Michigan Model Conservation Easement
June 4, 2010
What: ACE Conference Call for Michigan Land Conservancies
Where: Conference Call
June 4, 2010 2:00 PM
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, June 2nd
Note: Make sure to click Confirm Registration after filling out registration form to confirm your seat in the conference call. You will receive a confirmation email from Heart of the Lakes.
Find out the latest about the updated Michigan Model Conservation Easement with its editor, Frank Aiello, Assistant Professor, Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Frank has been working with the Michigan conservancy community and Heart of the Lakes Center for Land Conservation Policy on the update. We’ll discuss the update, an upcoming Practioner’s Guide, and next steps for the Michigan Model.
Submit Questions: Please submit your questions for Scott by Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Send them to julie@heartofthelakes.org Submitted questions will be answered first on the call.
How to participate: The Ask An Attorney conference call is available to representatives of all Michigan land conservancies and their conservation partners. Please register by Wednesday, June 2. Call-in number, pass code, call-in protocol and other instructions will be provided once you’ve signed up. Please note that the call-in number is NOT toll-free. For the reasonable cost of a long distance call or 60 cell phone minutes, you’ll have access to some of best conservation legal expertise in Michigan.
Remember: The Ask An Attorney program is intended to provide general guidance only and is not a substitute for seeking needed legal review by a qualified attorney for conservation easements or other land transactions.
Questions? Julie or Meredith at 517-925-8649, julie@heartofthelakes.org or meredith@heartofthelakes.org
Thank you! Ask An Attorney is made possible by the generous support of our participating attorneys and lead experts and by the funders of the Advancing Conservancy Excellence (ACE) program: The Carls Foundation, Frey Foundation, Kresge Foundation, C.S. Mott Foundation, and the Wege Foundation. ACE is a partnership between Heart of the Lakes Center for Land Conservation Policy and the Land Trust Alliance.
