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- Ex Parte and Probate - King County, Washington
Ex Parte and Probate is a special department of Superior Court We are responsible (by Local Court Rules ) for certain short and emergency matters Learn more about what we do and how we may be able to help you
- INSTRUCTIONS - King County, Washington
Once you have determined that your matter can be presented in person to the Ex Parte and Probate Department, you must consult the King County Local Rules to determine if your matter may be heard on a walk-in basis, or if it must be noted on an Ex Parte Department calendar (with notice proved to the opposing party)
- LCR 40. 1. Ex Parte Probate Department - King County
The initial hearing on order to show cause shall be heard in person in the Ex Parte and Probate Department, provided that contested proceedings may be referred by the judicial officer to the clerk who will issue a trial date and a case schedule and will assign the case to a judge
- Employee Directory - Service Detail - King County
Department that handles the legal process of establishing the validity of a will and settling an estate
- Public View - King County, Washington
Case Type Case Description Document Title Presentation Method; Adoption-Paternity: Paternity – Parental Determination : Agreed Order: Clerk: Adoption-Paternity
- How to Electronically Submit to Ex Parte via the Clerk
This includes electronic submissions to the Ex-Parte and Probate Department As of January 3, 2017, the court is signing most Ex Parte and Probate submitted orders electronically
- Emergency Motions - Ex Parte and Probate - King County
How to apply for and schedule cases needing fast response including restraining orders or when there is an immediate risk for harm Superior Court hears emergency motions Mondays through Fridays, calendared according to the Ex Parte Commissioners Calendar schedule Instructions for how to get on the calendar depends on the type of hearing
- NEW PROBATE CASE FILING PROCEDURES WITH WILL
1 Submit the Petition to Probate via the clerk’s efiling application The eFiling system will assign a case number and provide the ability to pay the filing fee 2 Attach a Probate cover sheet (form #10) to each will(s) and or codicil(s) Write the decedent's name in the upper left box and the case number assigned at the time of filing
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