My grandfather re wrote his will after my grandmother died. To give myself and my sister one third. It was to go to our mother

It is a little unclear to me, but it sounds like your grandfather is still alive; that your aunt and uncle claim he is incapacitated and may have...

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Probate Washington - is this a fiduciary breach of a non-intervention probate? What might happen ?

If the "wronged" brother can prove that the brother with POA improperly took assets and returned them only when he was caught, then he should have...

If someone is on medicaid and want to sell their home, what are some things that the money can be used on as spend down?

It looks like you are aware that once the home is sold, the Medicaid recipient will lose their benefits until the sale proceeds are spent in a...

Guardianship would not necessarily trump the natural parents' custody rights; for that you would need to initiate a third-party custody proceeding,...

My husband and I are living in Europe. What is the easiest and cheapest way to make a will for our baby due this summer ?

U.S. citizens living abroad often will execute a Will in their home state in the U.S. (to control disposition of assets located here) and then...

Will notarize?

The fact that you cannot find the original Will poses a problem, but it is surmountable. The law generally requires that the original Will be...

POA and elderly mother

You mention that you have Power of Attorney (POA). By that I take it to mean that your mother has designated you as the person to manage her...

Legal Guardianship Form of a minor

Washington guardianship forms are available online from a number of sources, including Benton County County Superior Court. A link to the Benton...

To the answer(s) already provided, I would add: 1. If you intend to disinherit a spouse entirely, you should do so in a clear and unequivocal...

Is there a penalty for not including a sibling in probate papers?

If your sister is named in your father's Will to serve as Administrator of his estate, she most likely did not need to give you advance notice of...