Reed Longyear

Attorneys from Reed Longyear joined more than 200 attorneys at the King County Superior Court on May 1 to renew their oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States. Led by King County Superior Court Presiding Judge Ketu Shah, attorneys vowed to support the state constitution and the U.S. Constitution, to abide by the rules of professional conduct and maintain respect for courts and judicial officers.

Retirement communities can have financial problems too! Besides resident evictions, refundable entrance fees may not be available to residents. The following article has some helpful suggestions:

When the Retirement Community Goes Bankrupt It doesn’t happen often. But when it does, some residents risk losing everything.

Reminder that Reed Longyear will be presenting a free webinar on Tuesday, June 25 at 10:00 AM Pacific Time! Legal topics will include:

• “Probate To Do Checklist – Things to do after someone has passed away” by Attorney Anton Cauthorn

• "What is Enough Insurance Coverage? – Considerations when obtaining insurance coverage” by Attorney Gregory Porter

• “Property Status Agreements – What they are, why they are helpful, and when you may want to have one” by Attorney Lesley Novotny

• “Gifting Limits and Timelines – How much can people gift to others and what timelines apply” by Attorney Meng Yu Che

Please use the following link to register:

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