On April 29, the Washington State Supreme Court issued a new Order extending its previous Orders regarding court operations. All civil trials are suspended until at least July 6. Non-emergency civil matters *may* be continued to after June 1, at the trial judge’s discretion, but courts *should* begin to hear non-emergency civil matters as long as hearings can appropriately be conducted by phone, video, or other remote means. Courts shall continue to prioritize and hear emergency civil matters that can be heard by phone, video, or other remote means, or in person with *strict observance* of social distancing and other public health measures. There is still no official guidance on the definition of “emergency,” and we still presume that the rules for civil matters (as opposed to criminal or juvenile offender matters) also apply to trust, estate, probate, guardianship, TEDRA, and family law matters.