Estate Planning, Probate, Heirs’ Property & Sustainable Forestry Seminar
Protecting your family’s land starts with understanding your options.
Join the Center for Heirs’ Property® (CHP) for an Estate Planning, Probate, Heirs’ Property & Sustainable Forestry Seminar designed to give landowners and families practical information to help protect their land, secure their ownership rights, and plan for the future.
During this seminar, participants will learn more about heirs’ property, ways to help prevent heirs’ property issues, estate planning and probate, and opportunities to build generational wealth through responsible land stewardship and sustainable forestry. These topics reflect CHP’s broader work of providing legal support, education, and sustainable land-use resources that help families protect their land and legacy.
Whether your family has owned land for generations or you are beginning to think about what happens to your property in the future, this seminar can help you take the next step with greater knowledge and clarity.
Event Details
Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET
Location: Wiltown Community Center, 5779 Parkers Ferry Road, Adams Run, SC 29426
What You’ll Learn
- Understanding heirs’ property and common ownership challenges
- Steps families can take to help prevent heirs’ property issues
- Estate planning and probate considerations
- Sustainable forestry and responsible land stewardship
- Ways land can support long-term financial stability and generational wealth
Have questions? Contact Alfonso Riley at (843) 745-7055 ext. 273.
Your land is more than property—it’s part of your family’s story. Gain the knowledge and tools to help protect it for generations to come.
The Center for Heirs’ Property® host seminars funding provided by the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, the Francis P. Bunnelle Foundation, the Coastal Community Foundation, Wells Fargo, the Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, NRCS, the SC Bar Foundation, the Surdna Foundation, USDA National Institute of Food & Agriculture, and the US Endowment for Forestry & Communities.
