Mr. Gunthert and Mr. Glick are correct, but you might consider contacting legal aid in your community for free legal assistance.

You need to hire an attorney, open a probate, be appointed (by the court) as PR then go after your father's assets. Ms. Foster is correct. If the...

Are you the PR? If not, who is? If you already have a probate attorney that's the person who can answer your question.

I think your brother might be able to hire you to get this information, but only the judge can appoint you co-PR. I agree with Mr. Gunthert...

You should speak with a Washington probate attorney. She or he should be able to put you in touch with agencies that can provide you with that...

I agree with Mr. Gunthert that you should discuss all your options and other documents that may be desired with an estate planning attorney;...

Having seen too many screwups from people trying DIY amendments, I'd strongly recommend either going back to the attorney who drafted the original...

There are different rules for homestead than the rest of his assets. You should discuss this with your own probate attorney as your father's widow...

You need to consult a probate attorney. You have too many questions to be responded to on this venue.

If your father has dementia, you can petition for a declaration of incapacity and appointment of a guardian (other than your stepmother).