[WSBAPT] Title question

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Look at Estate of Westhall, 423 P.3d 930.

 

 

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I understood  this property to be community property; how does the probate
estate of the husband sell the half owned by the incapacitated wife?

I was not aware the probate court would have that authority.

 

John McCrady

Counsel

Puget Sound Title Company

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University Place WA 98467

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Candace:

The AIP is the heir, but the PR can sell the home from the Estate and
distribute the cash to the Guardianship estate. Keeping the estate open to
complete this transaction is not a huge burden, it just simplifies the sale.

Jane.

 

 

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Thanks, Felicia and Heather!   I wish I did have another option, but in this
case.none because the AIP is the heir.  I completely agree that it's
inefficient and time-consuming, and it costs the guardianship a ridiculous
amount.

 

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I just want to add a great big AMEN to Heather's warning.  The sale of real
estate out of a guardianship is a remarkably inefficient process focused on
protection of the incapacitated person.  I had my first full-intervention
probate last year,  which requires the same steps. You will have to make
three separate court appearances to complete your sale,  and publish notice
in the middle of it.   If you have another feasible option,  use it.  

Felicia  

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On 10/12/2018 4:34 PM, Heather deVrieze wrote:

Candace,

 

The biggest issue I see is the substantial additional complexity of selling
property in a guardianship estate than in a Probate estate. I don't expect
Title to have an issue, and I would be inclined to deed to the AIP, but then
have the Guardian sign the REETA, but if it is going to be sold, it is
infinitely easier for a Personal Representative with nonintervention powers
to sell than for a Guardian to sell.

 

Heather

 

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Hello everyone,

 

Decedent died in early 2018 without a will.  His spouse receives 100% of the
community property as a result.  The main asset of the probate estate is a
piece of real property.  The surviving spouse is in a guardianship (person
and estate).  The personal representative of the estate wants to do a PR
Deed so that the probate estate can be closed before the sale of the real
property (no bites for the property listing so far).  

The guardian of the estate is the same person as the personal representative
of the probate estate.  I am drafting a PR deed from Grantor, PR of the
probate estate, to Grantee, Guardian of the Guardianship Estate (same
person).  Or should it be conveyed to the individual AIP?  Will any of this
cause problems with the property title, if the probate estate closes and
then the property is sold?   

 

Thoughts would be appreciated.  My client is inexplicably anxious to close
the probate estate, but if there could be title issues I will inform him
that probate should remain open until after property sale.

 

Thanks,

Candace Wilkerson

 

     

 

       
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