Advanced Estate Planning for Artists & Collectors (Virtual)
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For those seeking to elevate their estate planning strategies to the next level, we present “Advanced Estate Planning for Artists and Collectors.” This exclusive seminar, led by tax and estate planning attorney Trace Brooks, delves deeper into sophisticated estate planning techniques and advanced wealth preservation strategies.Seminar Highlights:
1. Legacy Preservation: Explore advanced techniques for safeguarding your artistic legacy, including the establishment of charitable foundations, family partnerships, and unique methods for ensuring your artistic vision endures.
2. Collection Enhancement: Dive into advanced strategies to increase the value of your art and collectible assets over time, including conservation, authentication, and strategic acquisitions.
3. Estate Tax Planning: Explore expert strategies to minimize estate taxes and maximize the wealth passed on to your heirs and beneficiaries. Understand the implications of art and collectible assets in your estate and how to plan accordingly.
4. International Aspects: Learn about the complexities of international estate planning for artists and collectors, including cross-border considerations, treaties, and legal structures to protect your assets worldwide.
Trace Brooks is the Founder and Managing Attorney of Brightside, an Atlanta-based law firm dedicated to exceptional client service in estate planning and elder law. Trace regularly advises high-net-worth clients and their families, with a particular concentration on business owners and succession planning. He earned his J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law and an LL.M. in Taxation from the University of Florida College of Law. Trace is passionate about delivering sophisticated, personalized strategies that protect assets and preserve legacies.
Outside of his practice, Trace eagerly contributes his time to invaluable community organizations like Georgia Lawyers for the Arts, the Georgia Community Trust at the Bobby Dodd Institute, and Gunnison, Colorado’s Coldharbour Institute. He is also a frequent traveler, often exploring new (and familiar) destinations to golf, fish, and ski.