"In the Best Interest of the Children"
Family Law Hot Topic
December 1, 2004
8:30am Registration, 9:00am-4:30pm Program
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
1217 Sixth Avenue, Seattle
Third Floor Atrium, next to Rock Bottom Brewery
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Featuring: internationally known expert Dr. Judith Wallerstein
Program Chairpersons: Johnathan Mark Weiss and Kathleen Louise Royer, Law Office of J. Mark Weiss, P.S.
Discussions will cover benefits and drawbacks of GALS and Evaluators; Legitimate DV allegations and allegations used for posturing, as well as a host of other best interests hot buttons.
Space is limited and close to being sold out. Please register right away to ensure entry as we cannot guarantee space will be available for walk-in registrants.
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5.5 General and .5 Ethics CLE Credits Approved
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2004 KCBA Annual Ethics Day - Ethics Workout
December 3, 2004
Full Day
Rainier Square Conference Center
1333 Fifth Ave., Seattle, Third Floor Atrium, next to Rock Bottom Brewery
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Program Chairperson: Lish Whitson
Co-Chair: Kurt Bulmer
Featuring: Honorable Robert Alsdorf, C William Bailey, Randy Beitel, Douglas Ende, Kirk Johns, Edmnd Kamai, leland Ripley and Marguerite Smith.
Space is limited to 55. Please register ealy to ensure entry.
6.5 Ethics CLE Credits Approved
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Practical Realities of Appellate Practice
December 8, 2004
1 hour lunch time brown bag
Rainier Square Conference Center
1333 Fifth Ave., Seattle
Third Floor Atrium, next to Rock Bottom Brewery
Presented by Margaret Dore, Law Office of M.K. Dore
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1.0 General CLE Credit Approved
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7th Annual Probate Litigation & Ethics Seminar
December 10, 2004
Full Day
Red Lion Hotel
1415 Fifth Avenue, Seattle
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Program Chairperson: Sheila Ridgway, Law Office of Mary Anne Vance and Sheila C. Ridgway, PS
We have reformatted this program to cover new trends and developments in Probate litigation. Securities Claims, Recovery of Conveyed Property, and Questionable Caregiver bequests are among the topics to be covered. And of course our lively discussion of ethics, civility and advocacy in Probate matters always gets the audience engaged.
This highly rated seminar is essential for every attorney who works with decedent’s estates. Whatever your experience level, you’ll enjoy this experienced group of dynamic presenters, the energetic discussion and the reviews of developments!
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King County Ex Parte Practice Part 3:
Probate, TEDRA, Guardianship & Trusts
3 Part Series
December 15, 2004
2 hour brown bag Bullet CLE
Women’s University Club
1105 Sixth Avenue, Seattle
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Program Chairperson: Jean Gompf, Attorney at Law
Featuring Commissioner Eric Watness, King County Superior Court and Thomas Keller, Law Offices of Thomas M. Keller, P.S.
You spoke! We listened! Ex Parte Practice Tips by Practice Area!
Join us for a frank discussion.. Are there ways to streamline the process? What is the fine line between necessary impromptu hearings and an “ambush” of the other side? Where are all the forms? Forms? What forms? And what does the Court expect in terms of conduct and communication between counsel?.
1.75 General and .25 Ethics CLE Credits Approved
** $25 discount when you register for the 3 part series **
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TIME MATTERS® DISCOVERY DAY
December 16, 2004
12:00 P.M. TO 2:30 P.M. - Lunch will be provided
Rainier Square Conference Center
1333 Fifth Ave., Seattle
Third Floor Atrium, next to Rock Bottom Brewery
presented by Lexis Nexis
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Attendees earn 2 hours of general CLE credit.
Registration at 12:00 A.M. TO 12:30 P.M. before the presentation
The LexisNexis® version of Time Matters® lets you manage your case and
client matters, calendar, documents, firm billing, and communications while
using the LexisNexis services to do your research … all from one central location.
- Refer to relevant client information while you research
- Incorporate your research findings directly into case and client documents
- Share research records with your firm
- Record the time spent researching a matter and create a billing record
There’s no better way to manage your practice.
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End of Year CLE Jamboree
December 17, 2004
Rainier Square Conference Center
1333 Fifth Ave., Seattle
Third Floor Atrium, next to Rock Bottom Brewery
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Program Chairperson: Geoffrey Burg, Attorney at Law
Six independent 1 hour CLE presentations
1. Anti-Harassment and DV Protection Orders
2. DUI Defense
3. Collaborative Lawyering
4. Tax Strategies for Lawyers
5. E-Filing in King County Superior Court
6. Ethics & Professionalism
Up to 5.0 General and 1.0 Ethics CLE Credits Approved
Hourly:
$30 per hour KCBA Member Attys / $40 per hour Non-Member Attys
Entire Program
$160 all 6 hours KCBA Member Attys / $190 all 6 hours Non-Member Attys
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CLE Last Chance Video Bash
Variety of up to 8 Hours of CLE Video Credits
December 29, 2004
10:00am – 8:00pm, lunch/dinner on your own
Rainier Square Conference Center
1333 Fifth Ave., Seattle
Third Floor Atrium, next to Rock Bottom Brewery
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KCBA will have on hand an assortment of CLE videos and attendees will vote on their choice.
We will show up to 8 hours of video, provide popcorn, snacks and sodas. Come in your jeans or sweatpants or anything comfortable. Course materials provided.
Up to 8 General and/or Up to 6 Ethics Credits
Hourly:
$30 per hour KCBA Member Attys / $40 per hour Non-Member Attys
Entire Program
$200 full 8 hours KCBA Member Attys / $250 full 8 hours Non-Member Attys
Note: Washington attorneys may claim a maximum of 15 video/audio CLE credits in a single reporting period.
Because our office will be closed for the Holidays please call 206.267.7005 to register.
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