**Recorded live event. You must pass the quiz with a score of 80% to receive 1 General CEU from Washington State. You may also receive 1 CEU from the Center for Guardianship Certification. Please check with your state to determine if these CEU credits meet your needs.**

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Going to court can be an intimidating experience for guardians. How well do you understand the procedures in your state’s court system? What best practices help guardians answer common questions and provide expected information? Is it possible to wade in with contentious attorney, judges, families and clients while maintaining your professional dignity?

In this 1-hour virtual discussion, we explore what guardians can do to be prepared for the people and situations typically faced in court.

Guardians studying for the National Certified Guardian Exam will find information about NCG Core Competency 4 “Knowledge of Court and Legal Processes.”

Learning Objectives
1. Identify who attends court and why
2. Discuss documentation needed to support your role (varies by state)
3. Prepare to respond to arguments and challenging situations