People create wills not only to distribute property but also to give directions on how to manage their affairs. However, sometimes there are doubts about the decedent’s intent that must be resolved even if a will exists. If you suspect the decedent’s will wasn’t...
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What are the Duties of a Personal Representative in Probate?
Whether appointed by the court or named in a will, personal representatives play an integral role in the Washington probate process. They are charged with managing the decedent’s estate, paying debts and distributing assets as instructed by the will or as provided by...
Using Evaluators and Advocates in Child Custody Cases
Child custody disputes can often be contentious, and especially so when substance abuse, questionable parenting or children with special needs are involved. Depending on the circumstances, an evaluator or advocate may be requested by one of the parents or by the...