[WSBAPT] NIP Notice & Lost Will?

[John J. Sullivan]

List mates:

I have an Oso victim probate to open with a Will where the original was
lost in the slide. Decedent unmarried. One of three kids - the one named
first in the copy of the Will - is petitioning to be PR. The copy grants
NIP. 

Do I have to give notice of Petition for NIP? I'm thinking not under RCW
11.68.041 because the Petitioner is named first in Will that will be
admitted to probate. Seems the remedy if needed is to challenge the Will. 

Any contrary opinions?

Thanks,
John Sullivan

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