This MCLE session has been cancelled.

Program:

Following an individual’s death, family members and friends are faced with a multitude of issues relating to handling of the remains. For some, the challenges in dealing with these responsibilities are overburdensome and the least of their concerns. For others, it is a welcome distraction. This presentation provides an overview of the following topics and more: who has control of a decedent’s remains, what governs the control of remains, anatomical gifts, coroner’s inquests, autopsies and other procedures, deaths while abroad, death certificates, transportation and shipment of remains, interment and funeral arrangements, disposition of cremains, water cremation, criminal consequences for unlawful disposition of remains, and disinterment and removal.

Our speaker will be Daniel Kim of Weintraub Tobin.

About our Speaker:

Daniel Kim is an attorney in Weintraub Tobin’s Trusts and Estates practice group. His practice focuses on all aspects of Trust and Estate litigation including fiduciary abuse, elder financial abuse, contested trust administrations, probate, and contested conservatorships. With experience as a complex civil litigator, Daniel applies his litigation expertise in highly contentious and complicated trust and estate disputes to help direct the matters towards resolution, where possible, or successful trials and appeals. Daniel is based out of the firm’s Sacramento office and serves clients throughout the state of California.

Registration Fee Includes:

• Lunch
• One (1.0) hour of total MCLE credit

Program materials will be emailed on Monday, March 23

The SLO County Bar Association is a California State Bar approved MCLE provider. 

This program qualifies for one (1.0) hour MCLE credit.