[WSBAPT] Heirs for probate notice

[Eric Nelsen]

Yes--notice must go to the intestate heirs as well as those who take under the will. Best for the PR to call the relatives s/he does have an address for, and ask for addresses for the others. The PR must exercise due diligence to ascertain the name and address of all heirs.



Sincerely,

Eric

Eric C. Nelsen
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Subject: [WSBAPT] Heirs for probate notice

Hello

I am preparing a petition to commence a probate. The decedent was quite elderly. She had no children but quite a few siblings. Only one sibling is alive. That sibling is named to inherit the residue of the estate. No other siblings were named. There are many nieces and nephews who survived the deceased siblings. My question: to satisfy the probate statutes, are all of these nieces and nephews required to receive notice of the probate as representatives of their deceased parents? I ask because there are many survivors and the whereabouts of some is unknown to the PR.

Thanks
Rich

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