I have a situation where my sister is the Executor of my parents estate. They are still living. Both 86. Mother has severe

Tough situation. Apparently your dad still lives at home. Apparently he executed a Power of Attorney to name sister to be the attorney in...

Estate not in probate, still need to file Notice of Death with the court?

I think they are referring to just filing the original will with the court. It costs around $20 and just makes sure there is full disclosure. ...

Why does my daughter need a lawyer and what does that mean? Does she need a trust set up?

An attorney would have to read the Trust to answer the question. In general, when you are changing the terms of the Trust or making distributions...

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In the state of Washington you cannot act as the PR if you have a felony although I have heard that other counsel has been able to get an ex felon...

HOW do I, DPOA and Executor, legally transfer estate's house sale proceeds to sole beneficiary - ME - without probate?

Real estate is one of the largest components to your financial statement and your well being that you will have. A probate with publishing notice...

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Beneficiary designation for convenience

It depends. It is a fact specific question that whomever is advising you is going to have to see the documents and the dates. A will can...

I am not familiar with Thousand Trails or their paper work. I am guessing their is a contractual provision that tells them what to do when the...

Can I as P.R. in a contested probate make a motion for reconsideration?

You have identified a lot of issues to address. Too many to answer effectively on a message board. This just sounds like a tough case to do pro...

Is a "secondary" or "contingent" trust beneficiary a beneficiary under WA state law?

There have been changes to the Trust law effective a mere month or so ago. A Trustee has a general duty to inform a contingent beneficiary. It is...

Can I subpoena my mom's former attorney?

You have strong standing to be able to have possession of the will. Here is the statute on the issue and it makes a lot of sense. RCW 11.20...