Webinar: What You Need to Know If You’re Named as a Fiduciary in Oregon
October 2025 Webinar- Understanding What You Need to Do If You Are Named A Personal Representative, Power of Attorney, Trustee, Conservator, Or Guardian
The Duties and Responsibilities of a Fiduciary
Being named a personal representative, trustee, attorney-in-fact, conservator, or guardian is an important role—and one that comes with serious legal obligations.
Whether you’re administering an estate, making medical or financial decisions for another, or managing assets in trust, Oregon law holds you to a fiduciary standard. That means you must always act in the best interests of the person or estate you’re serving.
Join us for our exclusive webinar, “Understanding What You Need To Do If You Are Named A Personal Representative, Power of Attorney, Trustee, Conservator Or Guardian,” where Attorney Kimberly Brown will walk you through the essential duties and responsibilities of fiduciaries in Oregon.
Talking points include:
• What it means to be a fiduciary—and the high standard you’re held to
• The duties of loyalty, impartiality, accounting, and communication
• Key responsibilities for personal representatives, trustees, and attorneys-in-fact
• The difference between conservatorships and guardianships
• When court authority is required, and what happens if duties are neglected
Date and Time: Monday, October 27th at 12pm PDT
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