I agree with my colleagues. If beneficiaries are dead, all you need is the Death Certificate. Then I recommend you petition the court to be...

I agree with my colleague. Unless you have a written agreement or contract with the person (your father) that you are caring for, there is no...

I agree with my colleagues. The best and most efficient way to remove this PR is to hire a local licensed Probate attorney who can file a...

OK, so first is to go to the beneficiary designation form on the 401(k), because those assets pass outside probate, and whoever your father named...

I agree with my colleague (especially the "anyone can sue anyone for anything" part). If I were you, I would seek a face-to-face meeting with a...

If you are going to file pro se (by yourself, without hiring a lawyer) in order for the Court to order Letters Testamentary to be issued to you as...

I agree with my colleague. A small estate affidavit in WA is for an estate that has NO real property AND has funds or assets valued at less than...

I agree with my colleagues. Since the case has already been opened as a probate in Pierce County, the best way is to file a Special Notice of...

It depends how the realty is owned right now. If you as the father own it outright, you can add your daughter, but if your current wife (your...

I agree with my colleagues. First, your parents' estate would require a probate if they owned real estate in Washington and/or had at least...