[WSBAPT] Disclaiming interest in living trust‏

[Roger Hawkes]

I think a TEDRA agreement among the beneficiaries would work.

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From: Dale Young [mailto:lowelldaleyoung at msn.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 3:59 PM
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Subject: [WSBAPT] Disclaiming interest in living trust‏

 Listmates, how does a successor trustee in a revocable living trust (now irrevocable as the creator of the trust has died) deal with a co-beneficiary of a real estate parcel who wants the parcel to go to entirely to the other co-beneficiary rather than a deed from the trust of the lot to both beneficiaries?   The lot is part of the trust estate residual which residual the trust says should go to the two co-beneficiaries equally.

It would seem at first a disclaimer would do the trick.

But when does the nine month period begin to run with a revocable living trust, upon the death of the creator?

The creator of the trust died over a year ago, so it seems it is too late from a disclaimer under RCW 11. 86.031?
Thanks for any ideas.

Dale Young


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