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14 Days prior to the 2021 Winter Board Meeting the supervising Board Member will have a personal or telephone conversation with each person who has submitted a Coordinator Interest Form

How to Prevent Mistakes, Effectively Organize Content, Convey Meaning and More

Get Practical Tools to Ensure a Smooth Process

Investigate/Track Liens, Communicate with Lienholders and Pick up Resolution Tips

eview of Minn Stats: . § 358.645, 358.66; 358.646, 507.0941 to 507.0948 Review of Minn. Session Laws, 5th Special Session, Chapter 4

In order to ensure safety during a time when close physical proximity presents risks, there is increased motivation to find ways to conduct business remotely and, consequently, digitally. Remote Online Notarization (RON) and Remote Ink Notarization (RIN) enable clients and parties to a real estate transaction to avoid physically appearing before a notary when signing documents. eRecording eliminates the need to visit the County Recorder or Registrar of Titles or physically deliver (by mail or courier) original paper documents for filing. The pandemic presents an opportunity for attorneys to embrace new tools that will aid you and your clients for years to come. Even if you (the attorney and notary) are not conducting a closing, it is imperative now more than ever that real estate attorneys be aware of how real estate documents can and may be signed and recorded in an upcoming closing.

Speaker: John Nielsen

A Start-to-Finish Guide to the Key Issues and Procedures

Your Guide to Social Media and Phone Subpoenas

Best Practices for Drafting, Structuring and Filing

Be More Clear, Concise and Compelling

Introduction to Cite-Checking

Learn how to correctly draft deeds by understanding requirements and potential pitfalls to avoid.

Your Guide to the Fundamentals of Wage and Hour Law

Prevent Errors and Save Time

Your Guide to Trial Notebooks and Exhibits

Stress Management, Productivity and Calendaring Tips, Legal Project Management and More

Topic: Ensuring proper signatures on loan documents and UCCs

Businesses ,courts, and many other entities are moving more and more towards handling, signing and filing documents electronically. From court pleadings, to job offer acceptances, to loan documents and UCC filings, electronic signatures on documents are quickly becoming the norm for signing important documents. An improperly executed document could have widespread ramifications. Mr. Dove will be speaking about how important it is to ensure that we are using the proper signatures, focusing on loan documents and UCC filings.

Speaker: Michael Dove

CLE Credit is being applied for this session.

Please RSVP by January 26, 2021.

Member Cost: Free

Non-Member Cost: $15

Discussion regarding alternatives to Guardianship and AOPC's 2020 Guardianship Bench Book

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