Attorney for the Respondent – The Who, What, When, Where and How of Representing a Respondent in a Guardianship Proceeding

Learn about the rights of the Respondent throughout the guardianship proceedings. Originally presented as part of the Guardianships Institute, available in its entirety as P1906-19U.

Credits: 0.75 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P1906-19E-06

$60.00 or 0.75 credits

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Expires: September 1, 2021

Attorney for the Respondent – The Who, What, When, Where and How of Representing a Respondent in a Guardianship Proceeding
Learn about the rights of the Respondent throughout the guardianship proceedings, best practices for communicating with the client, the Rules of Professional Responsibility related to representing Respondents, jurisdiction/venue issues, discovery, objections/motions, attorneys’ fees and representation of the Respondent after a Plenary Guardian has been appointed.
Bridget Wrobel, Strohschein Law Group, St. Charles & Wheaton

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Expires: September 1, 2021

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Program Date	9/26/2019

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Program Date	9/26/2019

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