Contact Us | Print Page | Sign In
Probate Document Organization Gems From Paralegal Pros
Tell a Friend About This EventTell a Friend
 

 Export to Your Calendar 6/23/2026
When: June 23, 2026
10:00AM-5:00PM ET
Where: United States
Contact: Cassi Nelson
cassi.nelson@nbi-sems.com
715-835-8525

« Go to Upcoming Event List  

Do you have a clear, reliable system for organizing probate documents from intake through estate closing? This practical course is designed to help paralegals build and
maintain well-structured probate files that support court requirements, attorney review, and efficient estate administration. Participants will walk through the probate matter as a
document lifecycle - learning how to set up the file at intake, organize original instruments and court filings, track deadlines and supporting documentation, and maintain clean and
auditable records throughout the administration process. The course emphasizes real-world workflows paralegals use to manage incoming client materials, drafts, filed
documents, and final estate records with consistency and confidence. Register today! 

CLE Credits: 5 General, 1 Ethics, 6 Total CLEs


Event URL: http://ipe-sems.com/products/102063
 

National Paralegal Reporter, NFPA, PACE Registered Paralegal, RP, PACE, the PACE design logo, NFPA - The Leader of the Paralegal Profession and the NFPA design logo are all Registered Trademarks/Service Marks of NFPA; NFPA - Your partner in your profession, PACE - The Standard for Excellence, Paralegal CORE Competency Exam, PCCE, PCC Exam, CORE Registered Paralegal, CRP and PCCE design logo are Trademarks/Service Marks of NFPA. Corporate Sponsor logos and CLE provider logos used with permission. Site content © copyright 2026 National Federation of Paralegal Associations, Inc. except where noted otherwise. Interested in republishing content from this website? Download our Reprint Permission Form. (PDF) Links to other organizations are provided solely as a convenience and do not constitute an endorsement by NFPA unless specifically indicated. By clicking a link to an external web site you acknowledge that NFPA assumes no responsibility for the content of that site or any service it may offer. View our privacy statement.