You don't...at least not the way that you have gone about it. Very simply, a Will means probate, as you can nominate anyone you like to be the...

If Mom transfers the house to you while she is alive, you get her tax basis in the property. If you inherit the house after she passes away, you...

1. Whether or not you were named in Dad's Will, you would be an "heir", which simply means that if he didn't have a Will, you would share in the...

As long as the Court has appointed you and issued Letters Testamentary to you, you can convey the property, as the Personal Representative/Executor...

You would give notice to her father, and disclose to the court that your granddaughter is a minor. Typically, the court will appoint a Probate...

Well, if she isn't interested in serving, then she can sign a Declination to Serve, and you can seek appointment as sole PR. However, if she has...

RCW 11.24.010 puts a statute of limitations on contesting a Will of four months from the date the Will is admitted to probate. Your presentation...

If the court admits the Will and you are appointed, then the appointment puts in in one of the accepted roles for the DOL/Vital Chek to issue a...

Don't use the beneficiary designation to give it to them. If you do, they get it all at once. Instead, pass it to them through your estate, and...

My first question would be "Why is the sibling bringing a TEDRA action 2 years after the estate is closed?", because reopening an estate can occur...