Description

Due to the online nature of the seminar, there will be no same-day registrations. Registrants will receive their log-in information via email on the day of the event.

A highly experienced panel will discuss a variety of methods of co-ownership of real estate and real estate businesses and the various methods of division of such property in Superior Court, Family Court, and Estate/Probate Court, including:

• Tenants-In-Common Agreements; ‘Romantic Partners’ purchasing real property together; Joint Tenancy; Community Property; LLC operating agreements; Partnership agreements.
• Formation; operations; addition and exits of members; dissolution; partition; remedies.
• Linkages between advance planning, pitfalls in the division of property, valuation issues.
• Partition actions.
• Business partners in the tenancy in common, partnerships or LLCs who own real estate and a real estate business and need to split up.
• Marital issues in a divorce involving ownership of real estate, real estate businesses, and professional practices.
• Family issues in death of one or both parents involving ownership of real estate, real estate businesses; multi-generational family business issues
• How these various scenarios are resolved in court and through litigation
• Finding good valuation experts

This event is Co-Sponsored by Contra Costa County Bar Association

MCLE CREDIT: 1.5 hrs General Substantive Law

TIME: 12 PM - 1:30 PM

PRESENTERS:

Steven J. Kahn, 

Hoge Fenton

Pleasanton

Julia P. McDowell, 

Hoover Krepelka, LLP

San Jose

Erin A. Norcia, 

Temmerman, Cilley & Kohlmann LLP

Danville

Hon. Julie A. Emede,

Santa Clara Superior Court

San Jose

MODERATOR:

Frank Burke,

ADR Services, Inc.

San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Oakland