Attorney Ken Luce visits the King County Superior Court in hopes to pick up a $62,000+ paycheck in way of an order from his Freemason buddy, Carlos Vilategua. The morning of July 3rd, Commissioner Velategui told Mr. Luce to 'come on up, I'll sign your order', but a change of heart all of a sudden: the daughter whom he's seeking $62,000 from provided a well documented and thorough working copy of Mr. Luce's negligence as an attorney, including: Notice of Investigation (Luce is being investigated by the Washington State Bar Association) and Notice of Court of Appeals Division I. Yes, that is correct. For those following this matter, this is now the 3rd filing in a Court of Appeals in Washington State. When will Mr. Luce say, enough is enough, and agree to family mediation (which has always been the preferred route by all heirs).
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Monday, July 3rd hearing: one-sided petition for attorney fees
Attorney Ken Luce visits the King County Superior Court in hopes to pick up a $62,000+ paycheck in way of an order from his Freemason buddy, Carlos Vilategua. The morning of July 3rd, Commissioner Velategui told Mr. Luce to 'come on up, I'll sign your order', but a change of heart all of a sudden: the daughter whom he's seeking $62,000 from provided a well documented and thorough working copy of Mr. Luce's negligence as an attorney, including: Notice of Investigation (Luce is being investigated by the Washington State Bar Association) and Notice of Court of Appeals Division I. Yes, that is correct. For those following this matter, this is now the 3rd filing in a Court of Appeals in Washington State. When will Mr. Luce say, enough is enough, and agree to family mediation (which has always been the preferred route by all heirs).
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