If you were in the penalty box and missed the fun, click on the video below for a recap of the 2023 Probate Symposium:

2023 Probate Symposium Materials

Megan Hunter on High Conflict Resolution:

SLIDESHOW PRESENTATION MATERIALS

HOW TO WRITE A BIFF RESPONSE

DEALING WITH HIGH CONFLICT COUNSEL

CALMING UPSET PEOPLE WITH EAR

Materials from Supervising Probate Judge Hon. Michelle H. Gilleece (great job on her first-ever PowerPoint presentation!!!) on State of the Probate Courts:

2023 STATE OF THE PROBATE COURTS

Recordings of Prior Meetings

In case you missed it…Members of the San Bernardino County Bar Association can get self-study MCLE credit for watching one or more of the below videos and requesting credit from Claire Furness at claire@sbcba.org.

CLICK HERE TO GO TO VIDEO PAGE

ESTATE PLANNING & PROBATE LAW SECTION OF THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION

About the SBCBA Probate Law Section...

Section Chair: R. Sam Price

(909) 328-7000 • sam@pricelawfirm.com

Meeting schedule: 4th Wednesday of each month (January through October), 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm (No Meeting in September, November or December)

Location: Remote by Zoom, click on the Zoom link for the meeting at the date and time of the meeting. Please register prior to the meeting.

Cost: Free to SBCBA members and affiliates, and to Court Staff.

A Big Thanks to our 2024 Vendors & Sponsors ! (click to Visit)


Scenes from the 2023 Probate Symposium…


Click HERE for the Probate Referee Guide, courtesy of Fiduciary Real Estate Services.

Court-Appointed Attorneys

Apply to be a court-appointed attorney. Watch the Court-Appointed Attorney Workshop. Verify that you meet the qualifications to be court-appointed counsel. Then download and fill out the application.

Submit your application to the San Bernardino County Superior Court Probate Clerk’s Office.

Our Email List

Sign up for our email list by clicking here

Be sure to select “Estate Planning/Probate Law”

If you have signed up for our email list and you do not receive the emails, please look in your junk or spam folder.  I have even heard reports that these emails go to a special folder that you IT administrator may have to help you locate.

If you’re not getting these emails at all, here are a few ideas:

  1. Safelist the email address in your email application. Click HERE for instructions on how to do that. (I‘m on a Mac and I had to go online to create a safe senders list for Outlook)

  2. Your anti-virus software may be filtering out the emails. You should be able to unblock the emails.


Probate Referee Guide

If you don’t already have a copy, download the 2020 Probate Referee Guide