General Credit Hours:9
CD/DVDs may not ship until 4-6 weeks after the program date below.
This day-long advanced seminar will cover relevant trust law and trust litigation law topics. Join us as we examine the ins and outs of jury trials in probate, elective share, the doctrine of dependent relative revocation, the not-so-simple aspects of fiduciary accountings, and much more, including some trials and tribulations of corporate fiduciaries . We will also grapple with the future of AI and how it applies to our practice, as well as some examples of ethical missteps.
Program Date: April 11, 2024
CLE Credit Expiration Date: October, 31, 2025
15 Minutes
Welcome Opening Remarks
Kit Van Pelt, Clearwater
50 Minutes
Ye Olde Chancery Court: Jury Trials in Probate
Cady Huss, St. Petersburg
Darren Stotts, Clearwater
50 Minutes
Spotting Issues Early – A Corporate Trustee’s Perspective
Anthony Guettler, Vero Beach
25 Minutes
Tortious Interference and Undue Influence Claims for the Practitioner
Alexander Douglas, Orlando
25 Minutes
ChatGPT in Litigation
J. Richard Caskey, Tampa
25 Minutes
Trust and Estate Injunctions: Prong-Fee Protection
Stacy B. Rubel, Coral Gables
50 Minutes
Riveting Doctrine of Dependent Relative Revocation
Jeffrey A. Eisel, Clearwater
50 Minutes
Fiduciary Accountings: Easy as 1, 2, 3?
Laird A. Lile, Naples
50 Minutes
Florida Community Property Trusts - What Could Go Wrong?
Gentry Byrnes, St. Petersburg
25 Minutes
Elective Share and Spousal Rights Issues for Litigators
Jason P. Van Lenten, Jacksonville
50 Minutes
Good Grief! A Lawyer’s Guide to Avoiding a Bar Grievance
Rachel N. Barlow, St. Petersburg
Sarah Butters, Tallahassee
10 Minutes
Closing Remarks
Cady Huss, St. Petersburg
Kit Van Pelt, Clearwater
Course Number:8010
Credit Hours:
General Credit Hours:9
Professional Responsibility Credit Hours:1
Ethics Credit Hours:1
Technology Credit Hours:0.5
Wills, Trusts, and Estates Credit Hours:9