King County Probates

https://www.kingcountyprobates.com/my-blog/2020/12/26/zoom-is-coming-to-ex-parte-in-2021

King County Probates The King County Ex Parte and Probate Department has been using and experimenting with Zoom virtual hearings for a few months. But in January 2021, it will be moving its daily 10:30 probate calendar from telephone hearings to Zoom exclusively. As described below, you can still call in and use only yo

https://www.kingcountyprobates.com/my-blog/2019/4/7/beware-of-the-use-of-qdros-as-an-estate-planning-tool

Beware the Use of QDROs as an Estate Planning Tool There appears to be a movement afoot to add qualified domestic relations orders (QDROs) as a basic estate planning tool. Admittedly, the use of QDROs could be useful in a few estate planning contexts, such as when a client wants to delay the age deadline for taking required minimum distributions by

https://chad-horner.squarespace.com/my-blog/2018/12/1/careers-with-king-county-probates

Careers with King County Probates The probate and estate planning department of the Curran Law Firm, which created and maintains kingcountyprobates.com, is looking to add an associate attorney who will assist the department and its clients in all aspects of estate planning creation and probate administration. Minimum requirements in