The Nation’s Leading Collection of African American Real Property, Estate Planning and Probate Attorneys
The Real Property Trusts and Estates Section of the National Bar Association is the nation’s leading collection of African American Real Property, Estate Planning, and Probate attorneys. Our attorneys are available to support individuals, families, organizations, and government entities in their Property, Probate, and Estate Planning needs and interests. We are ready, willing, and very able to serve!
Identify, Train, Promote
We are committed to securing and training attorneys to provide accurate legal counsel as they serve their local community members’ property, probate, and wills/trusts interests. We share the skills and abilities our attorneys with their local communities, ensuring they are aware of their high-level of expertise and ability to serve their real property, probate, and wills/trusts needs.
Inform, Educate, Serve
We aim to educate and serve the community at a high level, informing community members, organizations, and government entities clearly and accurately about all aspects of real property, wills/trusts, estates, and other probate matters through in-person events, activities, webinars, published articles, and more. We provide accurate information to help you make informed decisions!
Our Purpose
What We Do
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Our attorneys provide legal support and guidance to clients, assisting them in their efforts to resolve matters around these two primary questions.
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Our probate attorneys provide legal counsel and representation to individuals, families, and entities facing or considering matters in the probate court system involving deceased individuals, or individuals in need of fiduciary or court support.
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Real Property is often found to be one of the largest, and most common, assets of many estates. Whether it’s a person’s primary residence, vacation home, or rental/investment property, real property (or real estate) is a common denominator among individuals, families, organizations, or other entities. A well-trained Real Property attorney can assist individuals with real estate interests in many ways, such as Real Estate Closings (for buyers, sellers, title companies, realtors, or government entities).
