Seattle, WA
Estate planning Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Personal Injury
It is important that you take the time to sit down with an estate planning attorney and have a complete conversation about your goals. Although we...
You need to take both Wills to an attorney. From your question it is not at all clear about whether there is a executed second Will. If not, then...
Call and write the attorney and request a copy of all documents filed in the probate. Also request a copy of the inventory. Follow up if you...
Your mother-in-law can not give away something she does not own. So, who is on the title, how long was the marriage, etc. Who is the executor of...
Well, my perspective is a bit different than the other attorneys below. I think it is best to go back to your original attorney and revise your...
I'm glad you all and your mom are looking ahead. It is hard, but better in the long run. She needs to meet with an attorney personally. If she...
There is a lot of information needed in order to answer your question. But, yes, it is possible to have your son. The best thing to aim for is a...
Lots of things you can do, none of which require marriage. First, are you on the birth certificate? If yes, get a Certified Copy (or two) If...
the best way to get a complete answer to your questions is to bring a copy of the Durable Power of Attorney in to an attorney's office and review...
Sit down with a family law attorney in your area and review the final parenting plan signed by the court. There are many possible approaches but...
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