Planning for the AFA 2022 Spring Conference has centered around In Person education & networking, including the opportunity to again visit with Sponsors & Exhibitors – our colleagues who help to support our CEU Information The 2022 Conference will be eligible for a total of 11.00 CEUs (6.0 on Thursday and 5.0 on Friday). Final ethics credit units are still being calculated, however, a minimum of 3.0 will be available for in person attendees each day. COVID-19 Protocols The safety and welfare of our attendees, exhibitors, members, and team is our priority. AFA is actively monitoring the incidence of COVID-19 and is following the guidance of the CDC plus local Maricopa and Arizona health departments regarding large gatherings, including CDC recommendations on preventing the spread of COVID-19. To lower risk to participants, we strongly encourage all persons who wish to attend the AFA Annual Training Conference to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Face coverings are welcome for all attendees. As a reminder, anyone feeling sick or displaying symptoms of COVID-19, or who has been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, should refrain from traveling and attending the conference. For members who are unable to attend the conference in person, AFA is offering a virtual component. All general sessions and one of each of the concurrent breakout sessions will be live streamed via Zoom Webinars. Virtual participation in the LIVE events is required to receive CEU credit. Virtual attendees are not eligible for raffle drawings or daily registration rates, however recordings of sessions will be available to all virtual attendees. |
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The Arizona Fiduciaries Association is pleased to announce registration is open for our 2022 Spring In-Person Conference.
December 7, 2020 - The Administrative Office of the Courts has issued an updated AO on Licensed Fiduciary's Obligation to Visit Wards thru March 31, 2021. Click Here to View a Copy of AO 2020-194 (replacing AO #'s 2020-66, 2020-118 and 2020-152) Sept 25, 2020 -Administrative Order 2020 -118 re: Licensed Fiduciary's Obligation to Visit Ward Announced (Replacing Administrative Order Nos. 2020-66 and 2020-118)Click Here to Views a Copy of the Administrative Order NowJuly 22, 2020 - The Administrative Office of the Courts has determined that the concern for spread of COVID-19 and the Governor’s declaration of statewide emergency creates an emergency that necessitates granting immediate authority for licensed fiduciaries to comply with visitation requirements in the manner provided for in this order. Click Here to View a Copy of AO 2020-118 re: Licensed Fiduciary's Obligation to Visit WardMay 6, 2020 - Today, Administrative Director of the Courts, David K. Beyers, signed an Administrative Directive suspending licensed fiduciaries’ obligation to complete continuing education requirements for the June 1, 2018 through May 31, 2020 licensure period until December 31, 2020. Click Here for a copy of the Directive. Click Here for Copy of the Memo from AOCApril 15, 2020 - In response to the ongoing concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, the Certification and Licensing Division of the Administrative Office of the Courts is encouraging each licensed fiduciary to develop a continuity plan with another licensed fiduciary, in the event you have an event that affects your ability to comply with your responsibilities to those you assist. Additionally, the Arizona Supreme Court has issued Administrative Order 2020-65 addressing a licensed fiduciary’s visitation requirements, a copy of which can be found HERE. The following statement has been copied from the Arizona Judicial Courts website and duplicated here for your convenience Attorneys, litigants, and the public are encouraged to check with their local courts for local practices and advisories. Local court information is available online at https://www.azcourts.gov/AZ-Courts/AZ-Courts-Locator and https://azcourthelp.org/arizona-courthouses. Updates will be posted to https://www.azcourts.gov/covid19 and on the Arizona Supreme Court’s social media outlets: The impact of Coronavirus varies within the state, and the level of response and adjustment will vary. Not all courts have a social media presence or website. The AOC will post court-specific information as it becomes available. ****************************************************************************************** In addition, the National Guardianship Association (NGA) has put together a webpage of links and resources that they have identified to guardians during this unprecedented time. Note that policies and laws vary from state to state. A policy’s inclusion on this list does not imply endorsement by NGA or AFA. |
