The Who, What, When, and How of Proper Notice in Trust and Estates Proceedings
About this program
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.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired September 11, 2024 and features Sasha L. Collins.
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