Managing Real Estate in a Probate Proceeding

About this program
A lot goes into determining the when, why and how real property is sold in a probate proceeding such as an estate administration, a trust, a conservatorship or guardianship. This program examines the steps to take to obtain a court order authorizing a sale when it is required and the process of selling real property in the different type of court proceedings. Among the topics to be discussed are preliminary steps to take upon marshaling real property, the steps to take when it is determined that the real property needs to be sold and the recent changes to how brokers are compensated.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired June 17, 2025 and features Carmen Alberio, Brian Joy, and Nancy Sanborn.
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