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Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington 
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When someone dies without a Will, they are deemed to die "intestate" and there... 
Elizabeth Rankin Powell's answer
If the decedent owned real property, there will have to be an adjudication of...
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
In general, provisions made for a spouse in your Will are revoked when you... 
Marc Jeremy Soss' answer
My colleagues are correct, upon your divorce the will became ineffective with...
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
This question comes up a lot, but that doesn't make the answer any less... 
John Thomas Gosselin's answer
Ordinarily, a small probate administration would need to be started, although...
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
I would need to see the documents and know more facts, but if you hold the... 
Robert D. Mannor's answer
This is one of the main advantages of a standard revocable trust. In most...
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
You can't stipulate the provisions of your son's Will, but you can put... 
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
A power of attorney is a document where you acting as "principal" can name...
Bruce Givner's answer
A power of attorney is a written document in which you authorize someone to act...
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington 
Phillip Gustavo Day's answer
From a legal perspective, there are a number of things to do when drafting the...
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
First, be careful about your choice of trustee - you want someone who you are...
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Washington
Phillip Gustavo Day's answer
Just to add a little more to my collegues existing replies, remember that a...
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
I agree that avoiding probate in Washington is not a big savings, but there are...
Posted over 2 years ago in Estate Planning Seattle, WA
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
A spouse does not have an elective share in Washington. A spouse is entitled...
Posted about 1 year ago in Family Dallas, TX
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
You should consult with a local attorney who does guardianship. A durable... 
Fran Brochstein's answer
You truly need to consult with a Texas attorney. It will be well worth your...
Posted about 1 year ago in Probate Pittsburgh, PA
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
You will need to consult with an dissolution attorney and/or an estate planning... 
Stephen J. O'Brien's answer
If you had not divorced then you continue to have property rights. You need to...
Posted about 1 year ago in Guardianship Seattle, WA 
Ruth Alane Mattson's answer
In Massachusetts, the more recent power of attorney likely would make the prior...
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
In Washington, unless the later power of attorney revokes the earlier one, both...
Posted about 1 year ago in Trusts Seattle, WA
User's answer
Actually, let me clarify. Not the executor but, the Trustee. My mother was...
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
I am assuming that you are confusing executor and trustee. The special needs... |
