Heirs’ Property Clinic
The Heirs’ Property Clinic (“HPC”), established in Spring 2025, is directed by Professor Tyler Lattimore and provides students the opportunity to serve and represent low-income individuals and families seeking to solve problems related to heirs’ property. Specifically, students help clients clear or quiet title to heirs’ property, determine clear property ownership, generate sustainable plans for their ancestral lands, and develop reliable estate plans to preserve and effectively transfer real property at death. Students work directly with clients, explore relevant public policy reform, and engage in community outreach, reflection, and education.
Director
Community Impact
The HPC works with various local governmental and non-governmental organizations, including non-profits and houses of worship, to collaborate on community engagement and provide educational programming related to heirs’ property and estate planning. Each semester, the HPC also hosts three free Probate Workshops at the Self-Help Center in the Alachua County Family & Civil Justice Center. Contact the director to learn more about the HPC’s community engagement opportunities or to request an heirs’ property or estate planning presentation for your organization.
Sponsors/Referrals
The HPC receives referrals through our collaboration with Three Rivers Legal Services, Inc. and other local organizations. When the HPC is unable to serve individuals or families in need, we do our best to make referrals to other legal organizations.
Learn More
To request more information, please fill out this form. Students interested in enrolling in the clinic may call the law clinics office at (352) 273-0800.
Contact
Tyler Lattimore
Director
tlattimore@ufl.edu
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