Ask An Attorney- April 2
ACE Conference Call for Michigan Land Conservancies
Dan Cline and Ellen Fred will join us on the next Ask An Attorney call on the topic Trusts and Limited Liability Companies as Landowners - April 2, 2010
April 2, 2010
What: ACE Conference Call featuring Dan Cline and Ellen Fred
Where: Conference Call
April 2, 2010 10:00 AM
Registration Deadline: Wednesday March 31
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.
Should Limited Liability Companies be treated any differently than any other landowner when doing conservation deals? Are there any special steps that need to be taken in terms of due diligence or stewardship? And what about revocable and irrevocable trusts?
Dan Cline and Ellen Fred will join us on the next Ask An Attorney call to explain these types of land ownership and answer your questions about them. Dan is a partner with Cline Close Dyer PLC in Midland and serves on the Board of Little Forks Conservancy, as well as other nonprofit organizations. Ellen’s law practice focuses primarily on land conservation transactions and nonprofit tax issues. Both are active supporters of the conservancy community in Michigan, and we are very pleased that they can join us once again to lead this important Ask An Attorney call.
Submit Questions: Please submit your questions for Dan and Ellen by Tuesday, March 30. Send them to julie@heartofthelakes.org. Submitted questions will be answered first on the call.
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 great expertise.
Questions? Julie or Meredith at 517-925-8649, julie@heartofthelakes.org or meredith@heartofthelakes.org
Thank you! The Ask An Expert/Attorney Conference Call is made possible by the generous support of our lead experts and participating attorneys. It is a project of the Advancing Conservancy Excellence (ACE) program, a partnership between the Land Trust Alliance and Heart of the Lakes Center for Land Conservation Policy, with funding from The Carls Foundation, Frey Foundation, Kresge Foundation, C.S. Mott Foundation, and the Wege Foundation.
