Members Earn 3 CE Credits

What must appraisers be aware of when conducting appraisals for death (estates), debt (art lending), and divorce? What common challenges arise with each, and how can an appraiser best handle these difficulties? After the appraisal, what are the best methods for disposing of collectible assets?  Join us at Herrick, Feinstein LLP as a distinguished panel of experts addresses these issues and explores related topics.


SPEAKERS:
Adria S. Hillman, Attorney at Law, P.C.
Nancy Harrison, AAA, Senior Fine Art Specialist, Emigrant Bank Fine Art Finance / Fine Art Asset Management (moderator)
Jason Kleinman, Associate, Tax and Personal Planning Group, Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Li Jun Xian, Partner, Emigrant Bank Fine Art Finance

Registration:

$80 Appraisers Association Members 
$120 General Admission

The recorded version may be purchased at any time.
 

About Advanced Issues for Appraisers: Now in its second year, the seminars in this series address advanced and complex methodology issues affecting personal property appraisers of the fine and decorative arts. All programs take place at the law offices of Herrick Feinstein LLP, at 2 Park Avenue in New York City. Each seminar qualifies for CE credits and is offered as a recorded program for those who are unable to attend. 

You will receive an email with access instructions after the June program and as soon as the content is available. 

There are NO refunds for the recorded version.