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   How do I know if a probate has been filed in King County?

   • If you are trying to determine whether a probate has already been filed in King County, or if you are trying to find records filed in a probate matter, you will need to know the docket number of the probate case. If you don’t know that number, you need to visit King County Superior Court’s Records Portal first and search for the case name.

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   What happens after a person dies in King County?

   • Please contact King County Adoption Services for more information. After someone's death, their money and property (called an estate) must be distributed to their heirs. When supervised by the courts, this process is called probate. Probate is not always necessary, but in some situations, probate may be required.

   Procedures - Ex Parte and Probate - King County, Washington

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   How do I start a probate in King County?

   • For more information on this, visit the Small Estates page of this site. If you've decided you need to start a probate, you will need to have an Initial Hearing in front of a Commissioner in the Ex Parte Courtroom at the King County Superior Court.

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   Does Washington have a probate system?

   • It is the key to Washington's efficient probate system. Without it, you will need to file pleadings and ask permission from the Commissioner at the Ex Parte Courtroom before performing basic tasks of estate administration.

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   When supervised by the courts, this process is called probate. Probate is not always necessary, but in some situations, probate may be required. Probate may be preferable when you must pay debts, claims or taxes, or if you anticipate disagreement over division of the estate.

   • Ex Parte and Probate - King County, Washington

     Ex Parte and Probate is a special department of Superior...

   • NEW PROBATE CASE FILING PROCEDURES WITH WILL - King County

     The following is the process: Submit the Petition to Probate...

3. www.kingcountyprobates.com › documentsProbate Documents - King County Probates

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   Currently, the King County Clerk will provide you a document called a Notice Re Probate Case when you file a new probate. Some attorneys bring this document with them and stamp it with the case number when they file a new probate, but currently you are not required to bring your own with you.

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   Finding Court Records. If you are trying to determine whether a probate has already been filed in King County, or if you are trying to find records filed in a probate matter, you will need to know the docket number of the probate case.

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   Jan 1, 2009 · Telephone number: 206 296-9300 (both locations). Location at Courthouse: The “downtown” Superior Court Clerk’s Office is on the 6th Floor of the King County Courthouse, at the opposite end of the main hallway from the King County Law Library. In Kent, the Clerk’s Office is located to one side of the elevators on the 2nd Floor.

6. www.legalconsumer.com › inheritancelaw › probateKing County, Washington Probate Court - legalconsumer.com

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   Probate Court information and links for King County, Washington. Office phone numbers for the probate clerk, website addresses, and maps to your local probate court serving King County, Washington.