Estate Planning for Artists & Collectors (Virtual)

Join us for an insightful seminar on Estate Planning for Artists and Collectors. This engaging event, presented by tax and estate planning attorney Trace Brooks, is tailored to the unique needs of artists and collectors alike. Whether you’re a seasoned artist, an avid collector, or both, this seminar will equip you with essential knowledge to safeguard your artistic legacy and valuable collections for generations to come.

Seminar Highlights:

1. Protecting Your Artistic Legacy: Learn how to ensure your creative works are preserved and managed according to your wishes, even after you’re gone. Discover strategies for copyright protection, licensing, and establishing an artistic legacy foundation.

2. Valuing and Safeguarding Collections: Gain an understanding of the intricacies involved in appraising, insuring, and effectively managing art collections. Explore methods to effectively navigate issues related to collection disposition.

3. Legal Tools and Documents: Get an in-depth look at the critical legal documents and tools you need to implement a comprehensive estate plan. This includes wills, trusts, power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives tailored to your unique circumstances.

4. Case Studies: Engage in real-life case studies that illustrate effective estate planning for artists and collectors with attorney Trace Brooks.

Secure your spot today to learn how to take control of your artistic and collectible assets, protect your legacy, and ensure your wishes are honored.

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.