[WSBAPT] Filing a TRO against the Administrator of the Estate

[msafren at jennylinglaw.com]

Hello Probate Gurus,

 

I need to file a temporary restraining order against the administrator of
the estate in King County.  As there is no assigned judge, and after
checking the rules, I had understood that it should ex-parte, however the
clerk rejected the presentment stating it could not go ex-parte via the
Clerk.

 

Can anyone who has had to negotiate through the labyrinth of filing
procedures and point me the right direction?  I've reviewed the ex-parte
probate page on the courts website and I'm now even more confused and less
certain how to submit this.  Does a hearing get noted and does this go
through e-working copies?  That wouldn't make sense since this is a TRO and
there would be a return hearing.  

 

I appreciate your guidance - thanks!

 

Warmest regards,

Michael S. Safren, Esq. 
Attorney at Law 

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