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  • Home
  • Getting Started
  • Documents
  • Small Estates
  • Probate Topics
    • Initial Hearing
    • Notices
    • Creditors
    • Inventory
    • Nonprobate Assets
    • Closing the Probate
    • No Will
    • Not Named in Will
    • Admitting Copy of Will
    • No Self-Proving Will
    • Minor Beneficiaries
    • Insolvent Estate
    • Unmarried Couples
    • Firearms
    • Taxes
    • Glossary
    • Contact
    • Search
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Estate Planning for the 99%

May 3, 2021 Chad Horner
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On May 14, 2021, the King County Bar Association will be holding its popular, annual estate planning seminar on “Estate Planning for the 99%.” Due to Covid, last year’s seminar was cancelled. This year, it will be held via webcast. The event will have many experienced estate planning attorneys speaking on a wide range of topics, including taxes, community property issues, powers of attorney, and drafting wills and trusts. I will be speaking on the subject of planning outside of a will with nonprobate assets. You can sign up at the King County Bar Association’s website.

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