SEPC April Meeting
April Meeting
Protecting Attorneys from Accepting or Litigating Electronically Altered or Fabricated Estate Documents
Speaker
M. Patricia Fisher - Fisher Forensic Document Laboratory, Inc.
Description
Locating the original probate documents is often difficult. According to LegalZoom, 52% of people don’t know where the Decedent’s estate planning documents are stored. This leaves an opportunity for predators to create the missing estate documents that often include the estate’s assets.
Attorneys will see an increase in copies of estate documents rather than originals, and the likelihood of these documents being electronically altered or fabricated is becoming more common.
This presentation will raise awareness of the different methods predators are currently using to create estate documents. Attorneys can take steps to protect themselves from their own clients and opposing counsels who may be proffering electronically altered or fabricated documents.
Menu
Salad
Tossed House Salad | spiced walnuts, bay blue crumbles, shaved apples, dried cherries, house dressing
Entrees
Grilled Wild Salmon | melon salsa, garlic & herb pommes puree, green goddess sauce
Harris Ranch Certified Angus Prime Ribeye | seasonal vegetables, garlic & herb pommes puree,
horseradish cream, au jus
Butternut Squash Ravioli | brown butter, sage, parmesan, toasted pine nuts
Dessert
Baked Lemon Tart | fresh berries, whipped cream
Agenda
Registration/Cocktails: 5:00 p.m.
Meeting/Dinner: 5:45 p.m.
Presentation: 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
For More Information
Contact: Raquel Altavilla
Phone: 916.715.5939
Email: admin@sacepc.org
Nonmembers who wish to attend this program, contact Raquel Altavilla at admin@sacepc.org who can assist you with registering.
Registration closes on Tuesday, April 15. No refunds after April 15.
