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'''Dinesh Onkar Singh''' (born October 1, 1973) is an American attorney who specializes in family law. He is notable for being the executor of secret millionaire [[Amelia Vega Hayes]]'s estate | {{Infobox person | ||
| birth_name= Dinesh Onkar Singh | |||
| birth_place= [[:wikipedia:La Palma, California|La Palma, California]], United States | |||
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1973|10|01}} | |||
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'''Dinesh Onkar Singh''' (born October 1, 1973) is an American attorney who specializes in family law. He is notable for being the executor of secret millionaire [[Amelia Vega Hayes]]'s estate. | |||
== Education == | == Education == | ||
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!Grades | |||
!Dates | |||
!School | |||
!Location | |||
![[:wikipedia:Education in the United States|Type]] | |||
!Degree/notes | |||
|- | |||
|Kindergarten–6th grade | |||
|1978–1986 | |||
|John F. Kennedy Elementary School | |||
|[[:wikipedia:Artesia, California|Artesia, California]] | |||
||[[:wikipedia:State school|Public]] | |||
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|- | |||
|7th–9th grade | |||
|1986–1989 | |||
|Ross Faye Junior High School | |||
|Artesia, California | |||
|Public | |||
| | |||
|- | |||
|10th–12th grade | |||
|1989–1992 | |||
|[[:wikipedia:Artesia High School (California)|Artesia Senior High School]] | |||
|Artesia, California | |||
|Public | |||
|High school diploma, 1992 | |||
|- | |||
|Freshman–Senior year | |||
|1992–1996 | |||
|[[:wikipedia:Portland State University|Portland State University]] | |||
|[[:wikipedia:Portland, Oregon|Portland, Oregon]] | |||
|Public | |||
|[[:wikipedia:Bachelor of Arts|B.A.]], [[wikipedia:political science|political science]] major | |||
|- | |||
|1L–3L | |||
|1996–1999 | |||
|[[wikipedia:Lewis & Clark Law School|Lewis & Clark Law School]] | |||
|Portland, Oregon | |||
|Private | |||
|[[:wikipedia:Juris Doctor|J.D.]], ''[[wikipedia:summa cum laude|summa cum laude]]'' | |||
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== Law practice == | == Law practice == | ||
== Personal life == | == Personal life == | ||
Singh was born to Indian immigrants at [[:wikipedia:La Palma Intercommunity Hospital|La Palma Intercommunity Hospital]] in [[:wikipedia:La Palma, California|La Palma, California]] and grew up in nearby [[:wikipedia:Artesia, California|Artesia]]. Singh is openly gay and his partner | Singh was born to Indian immigrants at [[:wikipedia:La Palma Intercommunity Hospital|La Palma Intercommunity Hospital]] in [[:wikipedia:La Palma, California|La Palma, California]], United States and grew up in nearby [[:wikipedia:Artesia, California|Artesia]]. Singh is openly gay and has been with his partner Kevin, a nurse practitioner, since 1999. He was the family friend of Celina and Joseph Dunham, the daughter and son-in-law of [[Amelia Vega Hayes]], a secret millionaire. He met the couple in 1994 while attending [[:wikipedia:Portland State University|Portland State University]] in [[:wikipedia:Portland, Oregon|Portland, Oregon]]. Celina was a part-time teaching assistant at the university. Singh later became a friend of the family and was described affectionally by the Dunham's daughter [[Jennifer Ryan|Jennifer Sloan]], as her uncle. After the passing of the Dunham's in 1998, he helped Hayes secure guardianship of Hayes's grandchildren [[Jacob Dunham|Jacob]], Jennifer, [[Josephine Dunham|Josephine]] and [[Jessica Dunham|Jessica]]. Singh became closer to the children after their parent's death and described them as his god children. Hayes named Singh the executor of her trust in 2006 and was bound by a confidentiality agreement until around ten years after her passing. According to ''Forbes'' and the [[:wikipedia:American Bar Association|American Bar Association]], he received around US$1.382 million. | ||
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Dinesh Onkar Singh (born October 1, 1973) is an American attorney who specializes in family law. He is notable for being the executor of secret millionaire Amelia Vega Hayes's estate.
Education
| Grades | Dates | School | Location | Type | Degree/notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kindergarten–6th grade | 1978–1986 | John F. Kennedy Elementary School | Artesia, California | Public | |
| 7th–9th grade | 1986–1989 | Ross Faye Junior High School | Artesia, California | Public | |
| 10th–12th grade | 1989–1992 | Artesia Senior High School | Artesia, California | Public | High school diploma, 1992 |
| Freshman–Senior year | 1992–1996 | Portland State University | Portland, Oregon | Public | B.A., political science major |
| 1L–3L | 1996–1999 | Lewis & Clark Law School | Portland, Oregon | Private | J.D., summa cum laude |
Law practice
Personal life
Singh was born to Indian immigrants at La Palma Intercommunity Hospital in La Palma, California, United States and grew up in nearby Artesia. Singh is openly gay and has been with his partner Kevin, a nurse practitioner, since 1999. He was the family friend of Celina and Joseph Dunham, the daughter and son-in-law of Amelia Vega Hayes, a secret millionaire. He met the couple in 1994 while attending Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. Celina was a part-time teaching assistant at the university. Singh later became a friend of the family and was described affectionally by the Dunham's daughter Jennifer Sloan, as her uncle. After the passing of the Dunham's in 1998, he helped Hayes secure guardianship of Hayes's grandchildren Jacob, Jennifer, Josephine and Jessica. Singh became closer to the children after their parent's death and described them as his god children. Hayes named Singh the executor of her trust in 2006 and was bound by a confidentiality agreement until around ten years after her passing. According to Forbes and the American Bar Association, he received around US$1.382 million.