Mastering the Court Processes and Procedures in Probate and Guardianship/Conservatorship Matters in 2011 Out of Stock
Quantity
Mastering the Court Processes and Procedures in Probate and Guardianship/Conservatorship Matters in 2011
Program Description
Finally! We are presenting a program that thoroughly discusses and demystifies all those thorny issues and questions you have about the processes and procedures involved with handling your probate and guardianship / conservatorship cases in the Probate Court. This program is designed for Attorneys and Paralegals who deal with the day-to-day issues involving court procedures for protective proceedings, probate procedures in the various districts, the handling of matters effectively and efficiently with the probate clerks, the management of new procedures and forms and the specific procedures for guardianships and conservatorships. Come hear it all directly from the Probate Registrars themselves, Colorado's Probate Coordinator and Honorable Jean Stewart, Presiding Judge of the Denver Probate Court. This is a face-to-face opportunity you cannot afford to miss for your probate practice.
Duties, Responsibilities, Accomplishments and Goals of the Colorado Probate
Coordinator
-Reasons for the Creation of the Position of Probate Coordinator by the Legislature
-Accomplishments to Date
-Future Goals
Presented by Sandra Franklin, Esq., Probate Coordinator, Judicial Policies, Programs and Practices, Colorado Judicial Branch
Processing of Protective Proceedings and Other Matters
-Processing of Protective Proceedings in Guardianships and Conservatorships
-Docketing of Hearings
-Entry of Orders
-Payments of Guardians ad Litem and Counsel
-Other Matters
Presented by Sarah Solano, Deputy Probate Registrar and Division Clerk to Judge C. Jean Stewart and Magistrate Hernandez
Panel Discussion with the Court Registrars: Issues Regarding Probate Procedures
in the Various Districts
-Consistency by the Courts
-Website Posting of the Courts' Procedures Relating to Probate Matters
-E-filing: Issues Involving the "Note to Clerk" Notations
-Clearing Up Confusion Regarding Differing Dates for Non-Appearance Hearings Among the Various Courts
-Use of Lexis-Nexis to Determine Whether a Probate Matter Has Been Filed in a Particular County
The Process in the Clerk's Office; What the Clerk's Office Needs from the Attorney/Paralegal
-Best Practices When Leaving Messages for Clerks: Voice Mail vs. Email
-Consistent Processing Time for Informal Probate Matters
-What is a Probate Auditor
Suggestions from the Clerk's Office
-How a Paralegal Can Speed Up the Process\
-Mistakes by the Lawyer/Paralegal That Cause Problems and Delays
New Procedures in the Court and New JDF Forms
-New Procedures for an Uncontested Hearing
-Modification or Customization of JDF Forms
Guardianships and Conservatorships
-Procedures for Opening a Guardianship or Conservatorship
-Redaction of Social Security Numbers When Filing a Credit Report
-CBI Reports
Presented by Judy Kinney, Registrar, Jefferson County District Court, Natalie
Schlidt, Registrar, Adams County District Court and Sarah Solano, Deputy Probate
Registrar, Denver Probate Court
What the Judge May Actually Know/Hear about Attorney/Paralegal Behavior
When They Least Expect It
Presented by Honorable C. Jean Stewart, Presiding Judge, Denver Probate Court
Chair and Program Planner
Dianne Carns, President
Rocky Mountain Paralegal Association
Senior Paralegal
Tuthill & Hughes LLP
Denver, CO
Faculty
Sandra Franklin, Esq.
Colorado Probate Coordinator
Denver, CO
Judy Kinney, Probate Court Registrar
Jefferson Combined Court
Golden, CO
Natlie Schlidt, Probate Court Registrar
Adams County Court
Brighton, CO
Sarah Solano
Deputy Probate Registrar
Division Clerk to Judge Jean Stewart
and Magistrate Hernandez
Denver Probate Court
Denver, CO
Honorable C. Jean Stewart
Denver Probate Court Judge
Denver, CO
- CLE Pass Price *FREE! - exclusions may apply
- Standard Price $109.00 USD
- Member Price $89.00 USD
- General Credits 0.00
- Ethics Credits
- EDI Credits