Landowner Laws and Responsibilities virtual series starts Oct. 23

The responsibilities of landowners will be among the topics covered.

AgriLife hosts experts to cover water law, eminent domain, estate planning

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will hold a weekly webinar series, Landowner Laws and Responsibilities, from Oct. 23- Nov. 13. The free series will be held on the Zoom meeting platform Fridays from 1-3 p.m.

Preregistering with one of the AgriLife Extension county agents hosting the event is required to receive the Zoom link. You may RSVP to Heath Lusty, Lampasas County, 512-556-8271; Kelly Tarla, Burnet County, 512-756-5463; or Tom Guthrie, Mills County, 325-648-2650.

Different laws affecting landowners will be topics in the Texas A&M AgriLife webinar series. (AgriLife Extension photo by Blair Fannin)

“Workshops on law-related topics are always popular with our producers,” said Tarla. “We’ve got a group of speakers who will address many legal concerns and questions that landowners frequently have.”

Dates, topics and speakers are as follows:

Oct. 23, Water Law – James Bradbury, adjunct professor at Texas A&M School of Law and attorney at James D. Bradbury PLLC, Fort Worth.
Oct. 30, Landowner Resources – Lusty, Guthrie and Tarla.
Nov. 6, Eminent Domain – Luke Ellis, Texas eminent domain and condemnation trial attorney and partner at Marrs, Ellis and Hodge LLP, Austin.
Nov. 13, Estate Planning and Conservation Easements – Bradbury and Steve Clausen, wealth preservation, probate and tax attorney at Caldwell East & Finlayson PLLC, San Antonio.

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Susan Himes

Susan Himes is a writer and media relations specialist for Texas A&M AgriLife. She writes news releases and features from science-based information generated by the agency. She also covers human interest stories and events across the state.