In August of 2010, an overflow crowd packed into the Inlet Town Hall to listen to a panel discussion regarding passing down property to succeeding generations.
The event was sponsored by the Fourth Lake Property Owners Association.
At last year’s meeting, Attorney Lowell Seifter spoke about creating trusts and LLCs to protect property for the future, while Bill and Wendy Nolan of PAOWNYC spoke about their own property experiences.
Due to a favorable response regarding last year’s panel discussion, Avoiding a House Divided, the Fourth Lake Property Owners Association will be hosting Part II of the discussion which is aptly entitled, “Strategies to Avoid a House Divided (Passing Your Camp on to Your Heirs).”
This free and open public meeting will be held Saturday, July 30 at 10 a.m. at the Inlet Town Hall.
Raquette Lake summer resident and partner in the Syracuse law firm of Green and Seifter Attorneys, PLLC, Lowell Seifter, will return to this panel discussion to lecture on the legal issues, taxation issues, and emotional issues that often come with leaving property to succeeding generations.
