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$185 for KCBA Guardianship & Elder Law Section Member
$195 for KCBA Member
$239 for Non-Member

330 minutes
Date Published

March 16, 2023

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Guardianship & Elder Law

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Program Title: "2023 Hot Topics in Guardianship and Elder Law" 

Program Chairs: Amy Spitzer of Fox Ballard and Katrina Durkin of Brothers & Henderson

Program includes the following presentations:

  • "Case Law and Legislative Update" by Kevin Khong of Helsell Fetterman
  • "Advising Clients with Diminished Capacity (Ethics) by Jim Jackson of Ketter Sheppard & Jackson and Dr. Jay Augsburger of Swedish Medical Center
  • "VAPA/APS Overlap re: Financial Exploitation & Slayer/Abuser Statute" by Karolyn Hicks of Stokes Lawrence and Hans Juhl of Ryan Swanson & Cleveland
  • "Appellate Procedure & Tips" by Christopher Henderson of Brothers & Henderson
  • "Panel Discussion, Conservator's Duties re: Maintaining Testamentary Decisions" with Miriam Ayoub, Sage Graves Slugic, Katrina Durkin, Amy Spitzer, and Commissioner Brad Moore
  • "UGA Update from the Court" with Nadia Simpson and the King County Superior Court Commissioners
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