The Authority to Act. The Knowledge to Serve.

Are you prepared to serve as a Power of Attorney in Florida? Whether you're a family member, law student, professional fiduciary, guardian, attorney, CPA, or simply someone seeking to understand this vital role—this course is for you.

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.

What You’ll Learn:

• Legal foundations and execution requirements
• Fiduciary duties: loyalty, care, confidentiality, and recordkeeping
• Advocacy and communication strategies
• Navigating incapacity and healthcare surrogate roles
• Best practices for financial oversight and ethical decision-making

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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 – Course Only

• $300 | Full access + materials + live Q&A
• No exam, badge, or certificate

Professional Option – Course + Exam

• $750 | Full access + materials + live Q&A + final exam
• Earn a certificate of completion and digital badge from Stetson University College of Law
• CLE, CEU, and Paralegal credit may be available

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