[WSBAPT] [elder-law-section] Snohomish County Probate - Death Certificates - Also King County

[Steve Waltar]

When I was filing some probates in King County earlier this month (or
perhaps it was December), I asked Commissioner Velategui about the
requirement of death certificates … he said they are required and that
this “has always been the rule.”  Having said that, I don’t believe he
asked me for a death certificate as they were with me, but not provided to
the clerk.  –Steve Waltar

 

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From: elder-law-section at list.wsba.org
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Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2014 11:21 AM
To: Elder Law Section
Subject: [elder-law-section] Snohomish County Probate - Death Certificates

 

Further to the conversation about death certificates and commencing
probates, Commissioner Stewart is on the Snohomish County Commissioner’s
Ex Parte Calendar.  This morning he advised that he is now taking the
position that he needs a death certificate before he will enter a probate.
That is new and has not been required before.

 

Sincerely,

 

Michael P. Jacobs

 

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Lynnwood, WA 98046

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