Celebrating the Treat Award to retired Probate Judge Paul J. Knierim this year are, from left, Probate Court Judges Helen B. Bennet (ret.), Knierim, Dianne E. Yamin, Claire C. Twerdy, Paul J. Ganim, Philip A. Wright Jr., O. James Purnell III (ret.), Martin F. Landgrebe, Douglas N. Stern, Barbara Gardner Riordan, Joseph A. Egan (ret.) and administrator Beverly K. Streit Kefalas.
Knierim oversaw the consolidation of the state’s Probate Courts from 117 to 54, expanded continuing education for judges and staff and helped modernize billing and e-filing systems.
November 21, 2019 at 07:05 PM
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The National College of Probate Judges has awarded its highest honor, the Treat Award for Excellence, to former Connecticut Probate Court Administrator Paul J. Knierim, who recently retired after 11 years of service.
Named for the founder of the NCPJ, the Treat Award recognizes an individual who has made a significant contribution to the improvement of the law of judicial administration in probate or related fields.
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