How long does it typically take for funds to be distributed to the beneficiaries named in a will?

Contact the Court where the probate was filed. They should be able to tell you the status of the case currently and provide information regarding...

Do we need an attorney?

Has a probate been filed? If so, the Personal representative usually has the authority to sell the property. It depends on whether or not they...

What are your suggestions to allow the homeowners to take control of contracting the services provided to the HOA?

RCW 64.38.025(1) requires the Board of Directors to act in the best interest of the association. The Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions...

Can the owner dissolve his business without liquidating his assets and open the business under a new name to avoid the judgment?

As mentioned above, Supplemental proceedings likely offers the best opportunity for collection at this point. An attorney may then speak with the...

My mother's capable, what's the process to change Principal attorney or do we need to change based on the condition of current

Depending on the wording of the Durable Power of Attorney, you may be able to take over as Durable Power of Attorney with no action. Some Durable...

As mentioned above, you can petition the court for an accounting. RCW 11.68.065 governs the process and the Court may require A description of the...

Would a promissory note signed in 2006 and only partially paid still be valid to collect on at this point in time?

It depends on the local laws regarding statute of limitations. In Washington, a debt collector can only recover money if within six years of the...

Can an Executrix of an estate in Oregon, give Power of Attorney (limited) to husband of Executrix.

Without seeing the limited Power of Attorney or knowing the papers to be filed, I cannot say for a certainty the proper procedure. If a document...

RCW 59.18.290 allows for damages actually incurred with a self-help eviction (reasonable moving costs, actual damages, etc.). Typically, you would...

The general statues governing Landlord/Tenant law are found in RCW 59.18. You may want to review RCW 58.18.240-.250 (retaliatory actions), RCW...