Parents guardianship question.

If you have not already done so, you need to file your father’s Will with the court as required by RCW 11.20.010, then take any steps necessary to...

What is the best way to execute my husband's estate?

It does not appear to me that you need to initiate a probate proceeding. The small estate affidavit procedure is available in the event you need...

My mother passed away. Has a Will. Domestic partneer wont present it saying cant find a will. Any legal standpoint for me?

There is a Washington statute (RCW 11.20.010) that requires the person having possession of a decedent's Will to file it with the court within 30...

Wife is only beneficiary, her name is on nothing. Need to know if probate is needed in Washington State.

For purposes of this answer I am going to assume that the decedent lived in Washington state, the house is located here, and that the medical bills...

A friend who lives in Colorado is asking me/husband to take full guardianship of her 11-yr old daughter in Washington State-how?

Guardianship does not trump a parent's custodial rights; a nonparental custody order would make clear the child is to reside with you and you are...

Inheritance but no bank account

It sounds to me like you may mean that you have creditors who would seize the funds in any bank account established in your name. If the funds...

What are the options for legal guardianship of a relative?

You might want to seek a nonparental custody order instead of, or in addition to, guardianship. I say this because guardianship does not...

What is the best and least expensive way to get power of attorney for my mentally ill brother?He resides in Yakima wa Lisa

Based on the limited information you provided, I question your brother's capacity to sign a Power of Attorney; and whether one would be...

Quit claim deed

I agree that you need to have an attorney review the deed. Your ownership of the home is in doubt because Washington law generally requires a...

Selected as the best answer

For purposes of this answer, I am going to assume that the trust is irrevocable and that your father was the trustee but is no longer able to...