Attorney Corey Larson Presents on Arizona Property Law for Estate Planning Transfers, Liens, and Fiduciary Duties for the Southern Arizona Estate Planning Council’s Summer Series on July 24
JKW partner Corey Larson, an experienced estate planning attorney, is presenting with a CPA and a veteran real estate professional at the upcoming program for the Southern Arizona Estate Planning Council. The seminar will provide deep insights into Arizona’s real property issues, covering nearly every aspect that can arise, presenting opportunities and challenges. Presenters will connect the dots so you can anticipate issues before they become costly surprises. Learn about:
- Deeds and other property transfers
- The title process in Arizona
- Fiduciary considerations in selling real property from trusts and estates
- Mortgages, deeds of trust and liens
- Pricing strategy, marketing decisions and disclosure obligations
- How fiduciaries can manage risk while fulfilling their obligations
- Key tax considerations of ownership structures, Section 754 elections, and cost segregation studies that can unlock significant benefits for inherited property
- Planning opportunities that can enhance step-up outcomes, improve depreciation positions, and ensure entity structures are aligned to maximize tax efficiency across generations.
Packed with practical tips, real-world examples, and a touch of humor, this session will help you navigate Arizona’s property landscape with confidence. Because when it comes to real estate in estate planning… it’s better to know the terrain before you’re stuck in quicksand.
To attend, please register here: Summer Series I: Arizona Property Law for Estate Planning: Transfers, Liens, and Fiduciary Duties – Southern Arizona Estate Planning Council
The program will be hosted from 8-11:30 a.m. at the Community Foundation Campus in Tucson, Arizona.