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Best (and latest) Practices for Trust, Estate and Financial Elder Abuse Mediations

Aug 05, 2021
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Event Date:

Jul 15, 2021 12:00 PM

Speaker:

Ryan Szczepanik & Daniel Spector

Venue:

Alameda County Bar Association

Principal Ryan Szczepanik and Daniel Spector presented on the “Best (and latest) Practices for Trust, Estate and Financial Elder Abuse Mediations” to the Alameda County Bar Association. Topics discussed included common methods of resolution, when to participate in a T&E, FEA mediation, selecting the right mediator, pre-mediation tasks, the mediation brief, and the settlement agreement.

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