The Authority to Act. The Knowledge to Serve.
Developed through a partnership between the Professional Fiduciary Council of Florida and Stetson University College of Law, this two-week online program offers a comprehensive and practical overview of the powers and duties involved in serving as a Power of Attorney in Florida.
Participants will examine statutory roles, types of POAs, agent powers and limitations, and fiduciary duties. Emphasis is placed on execution requirements, “super” powers, and interpreting POA documents through real-world scenarios and legal guidance.
Benefits
- Florida‑Specific Guidance for Serving as POA
- Practical Tools to Avoid Mistakes and Liability
- Real‑World Scenarios You Can Apply Immediately
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What Participants Are Saying:
“The presenters were very knowledgeable and engaging. Thank you!”
"I truly enjoyed this course. Although I have been serving in the role of a POA for some time, I still learned new and valuable information, which I have already shared with other partners and have implemented in my work.”
Course Format:
- Six self-paced online modules featuring expert-led lectures, PowerPoint presentations, guided discussions, and interactive self-assessments
- Live Zoom Q&A session with instructors on the final Saturday
Choose Your Path:
Public Option ($300) - Ideal for those seeking practical knowledge without an exam or credentials
Professional Option ($750) - Includes a final exam, digital badge, and certificate of completion (CLE, CEUs may be available)
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