Kim E. Ayvazian at a glance
- Current role
- Former Magistrate in Chancery
- Jurisdiction
- Delaware · State
- Judicial service
- Former
Kim E. Ayvazian
Former Magistrate in Chancery · Delaware Court of Chancery
Biography
Professional career
Education
- University of Chicago Law School — J.D. (1986)
- Yale University — B.A. (1975)
Additional information
- Estate of Ronald R. Messick (2015), she presided over a petition for an elective share under Delaware law, involving a multi‐million‐dollar estate with real property, corporate interests, and business entities
- Ayvazian’s judicial work includes complex probate and estate matters.
- Ayvazian is recognized for her legal knowledge, communication skills, and ethical standards, with peer and client reviews reflecting her professional standing
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
Recording and broadcasting
Statewide
Delaware Judicial Branch operating procedures generally restrict courthouse photography and audio or video recording, subject to limited exceptions.
With limited exceptions, visitors will not be allowed to take photos or record audio or video in the courthouse.Operating Procedures for the Delaware Judicial Branch: Facilities ↗
Courtroom Technology Coordination
Statewide
Delaware courts publish courtroom technology capabilities, but counsel should direct equipment and setup requests to the applicable court before the proceeding.
If you wish to use any of the technology listed below, please make your request to the appropriate Court prior to trial.Courtroom Technology ↗
Sources
Identity source checked August 26, 2026.
Biography sources checked August 26, 2026.
Delaware Courts official judicial roster
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View Operating Procedures for the Delaware Judicial Branch: Facilities ↗Courtroom Technology
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