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2026 When the Child Turns 18: What Changes for Parents’ Counsel

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$0 for KCBA Child Law Section Member
$35 for KCBA Member
$50 for Non-Member

45 minutes
Date Published

January 9, 2026

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Juvenile Law/Children's Rights

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Summary

Presentation: “When the Child Turns 18: What Changes for Parents’ Counsel” by Nicole Rudnicki & Mackenzie Wieburg of Brothers Henderson Durkin, P.S.

This CLE focuses on representing parents who bring claims on behalf of their minor child, and the implications when that child turns 18 while proceedings remain ongoing. Specifically, it addresses the tools available to parents and their counsel to continue or transition advocacy, including guardianships, powers of attorney, supported decision-making, and representation through a guardian ad litem or “next friend.”

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Presenters

Nicole Rudnicki
Associate Attorney - Brothers Henderson Durkin, P.S.

Nicole Rudnicki (she/her) is an associate attorney at Brothers Henderson Durkin, P.S., where her practice largely focuses on... Read More

Mackenzie Wieburg
Associate Attorney - Brothers Henderson Durkin, P.S.

Mackenzie Wieburg (she/her) has been an attorney with Brothers Henderson Durkin, P.S. since 2023. She received her... Read More

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