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Probate Rule 10(E)(2) Subsequent Training for Court-Appointed Counsel

Total Credits: 3.0 CLE, 1.0 Ethics

Average Rating:
   3
Categories:
Probate & Estate Planning
Original Program Date:
Aug 25, 2017

Description

Pursuant to the mandate of Rule 10(E)(2) of the Arizona Rules of Probate Procedure, all court-appointed attorneys and guardians ad litem must complete a subsequent training every five years after completing the initial training.

Experienced practitioners will lead discussions on the issues court-appointed attorneys (CAC) and guardians ad litem (GAL) are facing.

 

Topics will include: 

 

       • The role of the CAC in litigation

       • The CAC as the best interest attorney

       • The new contact statute

       • The relationship between Title 14 and Title 36 for mental health issues

 


Chairs:

Paul Julien, Judicial Education Officer, Supreme Court of Arizona - Administrative Office

Marlene Appel, Marlene Appel PLLC

 

Faculty:

Hon. Jay Polk, Maricopa County Superior Court

Robert Fleming, Fleming & Curti PLC

Larry Scaringelli, Scaringelli Law Firm PC

Denice Shepherd, Law Office of Denice R. Shepherd PC

Brian Theut, Theut Theut & Theut PC

Paul Theut, Theut Theut & Theut PC


NOTE: If you have not already taken the initial training, visit our catalog for Probate Court-Appointed Attorney and Guardian Ad Litem Training (Initial), course number J1678-400.

Handouts

ProbateCACSubTrainingMaterials.pdf (1.9 MB) 35 Pages Available after Purchase

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Overall:      3

Total Reviews: 3

Comments

Elizabeth M

"This is supposed to be a compulsory 5 year update. This program is from 2017. This is now 2023. I have a 5 year requirement to "update" but there is no new information."

Michael L

"Great panel with very useful information."
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