I am in my fathers house in Seattle WA, he has passed and I know he has a will before he was diagnosed with Alzheimers
Consult with an attorney immediately as to how to best proceed in addressing the legal issues.
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Consult with an attorney immediately as to how to best proceed in addressing the legal issues.
If the probate is in Washington state ask the lawyer if the personal representative has "non-intervention powers" to administer the estate. Also...
As a general rule under RCW 11.18.200 (2) (e) the creditors of the decedent can make claims against the assets of the trust to the same extend that...
Also important that you have the legal authority to act on behalf of the estate of your father. It is not clear from your question if you have...
The issues presented in your question are complex. Consult with a lawyer who can advise you as the guardian about these matters.
Your sister should consult with an attorney immediately as to her rights and interests under Washington law. As suggested in other responses...
First question is why do you think you have a trust fund? Ask the person who you think created the trust or who is the trustee. If you are a...
If your parents have no assets and their estates are insolvent a simple letter to creditors with a copy of the death certificate is helpful...
The other comments are all valid. Examples of people who thought that they were preparing a valid Will from an internet source may inadvertently...
The trust document does not change the title and ownership to the real property. Only a properly executed deed can transfer the title and change...