Kentucky State University's Community Resource Development team presents a series of Train the Trainer events on Navigating Kentucky's Heirs Property.
By attending this training, you can:
- Learn how to identify heirs property issues and address the economic and cultural impact on Kentucky communities
- Apply for $2,200 stipend to conduct heirs property or estate planning workshops in your local community
- Earn in-service credit in KERS for Extension agents
The speakers and topics covered are as follows:
- Irma Johnson, Kentucky State University: Overview of Heirs Property Issues in Kentucky
- Douglas C. Howard, Howard Law Group PLLC: Estate Planning and Succession Laws in Kentucky
- Joe Childers, Childers and Baxter PLLC: Working with an attorney to address heirs property and clear clouded titles
- Kevin Slovinsky, LiKEN Knowledge: Heirs property issues in the Appalachian region of Kentucky
- Kendal Bowman, University of Kentucky: How to conduct a workshop in your community and receive a stipend
Register on this page for the training on October 20 at the Harold R. Benson Research and Demonstration Farm in Frankfort, Kentucky. The training will last from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and lunch will be served.
The other confirmed trainings are:
- May 9 | Ohio County Extension Office
- May 10 | Fleming County Extension Office
- May 14 | KSU Cooperative Extension Office (Webinar)
- May 29 | Laurel County Extension Office
- May 30 | Adair County Extension Office
For more information, contact Irma Johnson at (502) 545-3423 or (502) 597-5845 or by email at irma.johnson@kysu.edu.
Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities will be provided free of charge upon request. Language access services for limited English proficient individuals, will be provided free of charge upon request. Please contact Irma Johnson at irma.johnson@kysu.edu. All requests should be made by October 15, 2023.
