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       King County of Washington State has over 330 listed attorneys, including judges, law clerks and trustees that practice or are involved in bankruptcy law. Their offices or law practice are located in 25 cities and towns within the county.

Listings by City in King County   Auburn Enumclaw Kirkland Sammamish   Bellevue Fall City Mercer Island Seattle   Bothell Federal Way North Bend Shoreline   Burien Issaquah Redmond Tukwila   Burton Kent Renton Woodinville   Covington

Bankruptcy Court and Names

      The main office of the Western Washington District of the United States Bankruptcy Court is located in Seattle. Information about the judges, law clerks as well as trustees within this district are listed. More information including undergraduate and law school attended, address, contact numbers and date of admission to the Washington State Bar are listed and can be found through find attorney of the Washington bankruptcy section.

Location of the Court

      The bankruptcy court in Seattle is located at 700 Stewart Street, Room 6301. For more information they can be contacted in Seattle at (206) 370-5200. In Tacoma, the court is located at 1717 Pacific Avenue. Their telephone number is (253) 882-3900.

Bankruptcy Specialists

      Listed below are nine attorneys that are located in king county that are certified by the American Board of Certification. These specialists are certified in the field of creditors' rights, consumer and/or business bankruptcy. Their names, location of office and specialty are listed below.

Trustees

      The United States Trustee Office of the Western Washington District of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court is located in Seattle at 700 Stewart St., Suite 5103 / Telephone: (206) 553-2000. More information including 341 meeting rooms can be found at the Western Washington Trustees section of Bankruprcy-Attorney.com. Appointed trustees for Chapter 7, 12 and 13 located in King county are as follows: