Your best option would be to hire an attorney to reach out to the attorney for the person administering the estate. If that is not an option for...

Oral wills are generally not valid in Washington. So absent an agreement of all of the heirs at law (see RCW 11.04.015) the court-appointed...

It depends, but unless your step mother has a will that nominates you as the personal representative of her estate, you don't have priority status...

Perhaps. Although not paying you your share of the proceeds alone is not likely enough to convince a judge to revoke her letters. Generally...

Hire an attorney sooner than later to send a demand letter and initiate legal action if the owner is non-responsive. It's likely that the owner...

If all 7 kids were put on title to avoid probate, that only avoids probate for your dad's estate. Unless the deed include language about joint...

Contact an attorney sooner than later. It should be one with experience in probate litigation. If she never gave proper notice to you of anything...

It depends. If you are not on title, or have somehow signed for liability personally, you are not generally responsible for a family members...

Whether he is ultiamtely removed or not, you should retain your own attorney sooner than later. If you want to remove him, you'll need to show...

If you feel like the estate is not being transparent with you, the best option is usually to retain your own attorney who will be able to get the...