Presented by The Florida Bar Professional Ethics Committee: Hear experienced lawyers and judges discuss a variety of ethics topics.

This Seminar will cover the following topics: Juxtaposing Divorce and Estate Planning, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, Family Governance & Multi Generational Wealth Planning, Charitable Planning: Learning from the Mistakes of Others, Estate Planning under the New Estate Tax Regime: What you should be doing before 2013!, The Trustee’s Duty to Keep Clear, Distinct and Accurate Records under Florida Law, Developing Law on Changing Irrevocable Trusts: Staying Out of the Danger Zone, Recent Developments in Federal Income Taxation, 2012 Legislative Update, Changes to the Florida Uniform Principal and Income Act, Nuts and Bolts of Contested Guardianships, Foreign Trusts – Dancing Through the Minefield, Florida Case Law Developments, and Recent Wealth Transfer Developments

This one day seminar, with a slate of dynamic speakers will appeal to civil, criminal and appellate practitioners. Attendees will benefit from thorough discussions of emerging and recurring evidentiary issues and will gain timely knowledge applicable to their state and federal practices. As an added feature, the seminar will include a practical demonstration of using the iPad to store and present courtroom evidence.

A survey of Florida law with updates in a variety of topics including Malpractice with your [Lack of] Technology; Public Records Law and Sunshine Law Overview; Ethics and the Technology in Your Office; Ethical Advertising; Social Security Benefits; Bert Harris Issues and Property Rights Cases (Including Koontz); Presenting Evidence from your iPad … There’s an App for that!; Hearsay – A Judge’s Perspective; Wills, Trusts and Estates Case Law Update; Privacy and Confidential Information – Probate Law and Mediation of Probate; along with Ethical Rules for Drafting is included in these Florida update segments. Credit approval period is 5/24/2012 to 11/24/2013.