The PLAN Homeownership & Consumer Rights Law Group is hosting a first-ever state-wide in-person conference on Heirs Properties and Tangled Titles.  The conference will be held in Harrisburg on Thursday, March 6, 2025, starting at 2:00 PM, through Friday, March 7, 2025 at 4:00 PM.  

Topics to be discussed include:

• Introduction to Probate: Raise and Administer an Estate
• Introduction to Estate Planning: Drafting Wills, powers of attorney and advanced medical directives
• Litigation and other solutions to Tangled Title issues
• Local and State policy solutions to heirs' property and tangled titles
• Understanding state inheritance and Medicaid estate recovery 

There will be a limited number of overnight rooms available on the night of March 6.  If you need an overnight room, they are available at the special rate of $189 plus tax and $15.00 for parking. A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided on March 7. Dinner the night of March 6 is on your own. 

Attendees are responsible for making their own reservations and can do so at: 

Booking Link: https://group.hilton.com/2md54b or call in 717-233-6000 option 1 give code 91B

DEADLINE: Thursday, February 20th at 11:59pm or before block is sold out. 

PLEASE NOTE: Attendees are responsible for remitting payment of their bill upon check out of the hotel. Rooms are limited so please register as soon as possible.

Registration is free to staff of the following PLAN Network programs: CJP, CLS, JAW, LASP, MPLS, NLSA, NPLS, NWLS, PHLP, PILP, PLA, PULP, RHLS and SLA. Registration includes meals and CLE credits. 

Registration for staff of non-PLAN public interest, government or other non-profit organization is $150. 

Registration for other registrants is $295.

For Non-PLAN Network Registrants: Registration fee checks must be mailed to PLAN at: PLAN, Attention Kelly Bock Yeckley, 118 Locust Street, Harrisburg, PA  17101 or remitted at the registration desk the afternoon of March 6. Payment must be received before admittance to the training.

CLE Credit

This program has been approved by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board for 9 hours of substantive law, practice and procedure CLE credit.