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STAR Council reports first will clinic partnership; 7 attorneys helped 14 clients

October 13, 2025 | Bar Association, State Agencies, Executive, Washington


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STAR Council reports first will clinic partnership; 7 attorneys helped 14 clients
A STAR Council representative reported that the council ran its first will clinic in partnership with a qualified legal service provider (NJP) on Sept. 12 in Omak. Seven volunteer attorneys helped 14 clients at the clinic, which was held at a casino resort on tribal land; speakers said there were no security concerns and that attendees expressed appreciation for the volunteer effort.

Council members said they plan two additional clinics next year—one possibly on the peninsula and another in Eastern Washington—and invited governors who are interested in volunteering to stay tuned for details.

The report was an informational update during the roundtable and did not result in board action.

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