The Who, What, When, and How of Proper Notice in Trust and Estates Proceedings

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Credit Hours:

1.00

Specialty Area:

Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law

Credit Type:

General

Original Air Date:

September 11, 2024

Credit Eligible In:

California

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This presentation will cover the due process notice requirements for all probate court matters, including probates, conservatorships/guardianships, and trust matters. The presentation will address:

– Who is entitled to receive notice
– What documents they are supposed to receive
– How and when they are supposed to receive notice

The presentation will also highlight the most common mistakes the probate court encounters and how to avoid them, as well as practical tips for ensuring that your hearings are never continued due to notice deficiencies.

Sasha L. Collins

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Partner Myers, Widders, Gibson, Jones & Feingold, LLP

Sasha Collins is a Partner at Myers, Widders, Gibson, Jones & Feingold, LLP. She brings with her an extensive knowledge of trust and estate law. Ms. Collins represents clients on matters involving all aspects of trusts and estates, from planning to post death administration. Her practice includes a significant focus on the representation of fiduciaries in incapacitation and post-death administration of trusts, including expertise in real property sales and relevant tax laws. In addition to estate planning and trust administration, Ms. Collins represents clients in conservatorship and probate matters, including representing clients in private mediation and estate litigation. Through her work, she helps families plan for death and incapacitation and strives to make post-death administration of estates as seamless and stress-free as possible forher clients. In particular, her vast experience in post-death administration work enables her to work with clients to carefully craft their estate plans to avoid future pitfalls.