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Ch’ Ch’ Ch’ Ch’ Changes – Ninth Circuit Probate and Guardianship JA/Clerk Latest Updates and Best Practices Roundtable
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In the last several months we’ve seen numerous procedural changes within our probate and guardianship circuits. This CLE will focus on discussing such changes and new changes to come from our Ninth Circuit probate/guardianship Clerks and Judicial Assistants along with tips and best practices.
- Trina Bryant, Judicial Assistant for The Honorable Leticia Marques
- Jennifer Hough, Judicial Assistant to Judge Alice L. Blackwell
- Rene Santos, Guardianship Auditor, Osceola County
- Patricia Clark, Probate/Guardianship Clerk, Osceola County
- Andrea Arriaga-Ramos, Probate/Guardianship Clerk, Osceola County
- Jose Rivera, Probate/Guardianship Manager, Osceola County
1.0 General Credit
Certificate Credits 1.0 Elder Law
Expiration Date: 4-30-2022
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