Can a person with dementia, who has been declared incompetent legally change their pre-existing will in Washington State?
If they have been declared mentally incompetent by a court-the answer is NO.
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If they have been declared mentally incompetent by a court-the answer is NO.
1-YES 2 Yes-but only on the increase of value after the date of death(at death-gets stepped up value) 3 Yes-but the LLC as beneficiary is...
I agree with Attorney Frederick-have an attorney deal with your brother.
The most common reasons to contest are undue influence and/or incompetence.
If the shares are disclaimed-they would go as if the disclaimer was deceased. If the disclaimers want to direct their share to the one...
The clerk of court will be helpful regarding a supplemental citation.
The will controls assets without beneficiaries. The accounts with beneficiaries control themselves, You should consider a trust to avoid probate...
Does West VA have state laws requiring churches to have trustees-NO
Attorney Burns has given you great advice. You should consult with him or another attorney immediately.
i agree with attorney Frederick-seek further advice from him or another qualified probate litigation attorney immediately.