Category: Real Property, Probate and Trust Law, Elder Law, Ethics ... (show more) Category: Real Property, Probate and Trust Law, Elder Law, Ethics, Wills, Trusts and Estates (show less)

This annual seminar is the best resource and educational opportunity for probate practitioners in Florida. Designed for both new and experienced practitioners, topics covered will include a wide range of estate planning and probate administration material, including detailed discussions regarding the Court's discretion when appointing personal representatives, homestead, representing minors and incapacitated persons in probate proceedings, spousal rights, and a recent case law update. In addition to receiving 8 credit hours which count towards Board Certification in Wills, Trusts and Estates, attendees will also receive ethics and technology credits. 
 
Opening Remarks 
Theodore S. Kypreos, West Palm Beach
 
Can I Say NO? The Court's Discretion When Appointing Personal Representatives 
Amy B. Beller, Boca Raton 
 
Kelley on the Kelley Paradigm
Rohan Kelley, Fort Lauderdale

What Appears Simple May Be Complicated: Complex Issues in Estate Administration 
Lindsay A. Rehns, Palm Beach 

Representing Multiple Parties in an Estate Administration
Anthony P. Guettler, Vero Beach 

Representing Those Who Can’t Represent Themselves: Representation of Incapacitated Persons and Minors Under the Florida Probate Code 
Alexander S. Douglas II, Orlando

Representing the “Wicked” Stepmother: Spousal Rights at Death 
J. Allison Archbold, Sarasota
 
The Practical and Ethical Implications of ChatGPT and Generative AI in Trusts & Estates
J. Richard Caskey, Tampa 
 
Florida Case Law Update: The Recent Rulings that Every Probate Practitioner Needs to Know Peter A. Sachs, West Palm Beach
Peter A. Sachs, West Palm Beach