The short answer is you need to have a validly attested to Will in Washington where you have two disinterested witnesses and a notarized document. ...

This is a really good question. Are there any witnesses when your grandmother signed the quitclaim deed? Was the QCD notarized by a duly...

Probably not. Police officers often make mistakes like this, such as putting the wrong year of the model of the vehicle on the car. The...

I recommend you get a power of attorney that authorizes you to sign documents for her. This would be a durable power of attorney for financial and...

Ma'am, you have a lot of excellent questions here, and a well-written factual pattern. I strongly recommend you seek the immediate advice of a...

I agree with my colleagues above. You need to update your Will. It is old and obsolete and could screw you up. Your life has changed a lot in...

Your Dad died in Washington state without a validly executed Will. This means he died intestate. In Washington, you must open an intestate...

Bottom line is you need a Durable Power of Attorney for Financial and Property Management Decisions, (or similar verbiage) that would name you as...

Yes, you can convey or devise your home to your spouse in your Will. But I agree with my colleagues, I recommend you seek the advice of a local...

Yes, I always advise my clients to specifically disinherit a family member if in fact they would otherwise be a beneficiary of your estate. In...