Short Course Description
Duration: Self-paced- Instructor Guided | 6 months to complete
Credits: 20 Clock hours | 2.0 ICAET CEU| CLE: Refer to state Bar Rules
What is covered:
- The estate plan and the purpose and need for a will
- The concept of property related to wills, trusts, and estate administrations
- The law of succession: death testate or intestate
- Wills: validity requirements, modification, revocation, and contests
- Preparation to draft a will: checklists and the conference with the client
- Final draft and execution of a valid will
- The participants and the proper courts
- Personal representatives: types, pre-probate duties, and appointment
- Probate and estate administration
- Informal probate administrations
- Tax considerations in the administration of estates
- Introduction to trusts
- Classification of trusts, the living trust, and other special trusts
- Estate planning
- Long-term care
- Sample forms
- Sample marital deduction testamentary trust
Course book: Walter/Wright's WILLS, TRUSTS, AND ESTATE ADMINISTRATION Textbook.
Instructor(s)
Cathy Lively
CATHY L. PURVIS LIVELY. ESQ.
Practice Areas:
Matrimonial and  Family Law including, Divorce (dissolution of marriage), Prenuptial Agreements, Modification, Child Custody, Child Support, Paternity, Domestic Violence, Family Mediation, Preparation of Simple Wills, Living Wills and Health Care Designation.
Admitted to Practice: United State Supreme Court, United States District Court for Southern District of Florida
Certifications: Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator; Qualified Parenting Coordinator.