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Challenging Changes in Florida Guardianship

$40.00

1.0 General Credit

Certification Credits

Elder Law 1.0 and Wills, Trusts and Estates 1.0

Please contact carolync@ocbanet.org for the CLE number.

An overview of the latest changes in Guardianship pertaining the to the Chapter 744 that will go into effect July 1, 2020.  Specifically, professional guardians and potential conflicts of interest that should be addressed and referenced in the Petition.    Also discussed are the issues concerning Do Not Resuscitate Orders, and the new procedure under the statute. the practicality of having an evidentiary hearing and obtaining an expert witness via video conferencing software and potential issues that may arise under the statute and how to avoid them.

Expires 2/28/2022

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