[WSBAPT] Disposition of a Disclaimer

[Jayne Gilbert]

I think there's an issue with the disclaimer. If the Beneficiary disclaims,
then the share of the property disclaimed goes to the Disclaimer's heirs by
representation. The "Disclaimer" is treated as having predeceased the
Testator under the Statute.

On Tue, Jun 20, 2017 at 3:22 PM, Lisa E Schuchman <lisa at lisaschuchman.com>
wrote:

> 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.
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> Thanks.
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