[WSBAPT] Disposition of a Disclaimer

[Lisa E Schuchman]

A client left his house to two of his three children in his will (he has now died).  One of the house heirs has signed a disclaimer of her share of the house.  There are other assets, but they didn't pass to her.  Other than filing it in the probate, is there anything else I should do with it?  The statute mentioned recording it, but I'm not sure whether that's necessary.

Thanks.

Lisa E. Schuchman
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