[WSBAPT] Off Topic Request for Immigration Attorney Referral
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1. Off Topic Request for Immigration Attorney Referral
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2. Re: Off Topic Request for Immigration Attorney Referral
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3. Acknowledgement/Notarization of Trust Documents (Mark Anderson)
4. Court Order to force former roommate to release estate items
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5. Re: Court Order to force former roommate to release estate
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Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2025 20:27:11 +0000
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Listmates:
I need a referral for a friend to an immigration attorney in either Seattle or Spokane.
PC is my friend's brother. He is a Canadian citizen currently residing in Kelowna, B.C. He was preparing to become a Catholic priest and doing missionary work in South America. Recently, the order of priests was disbanded, which led him to rethink his goals. He is engaged to be married to an American woman in Denver, so is interested in immigrating to the U.S. to seek work.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
John J. Sullivan
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Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2025 21:09:25 +0000
From: Kate Szurek <kate at skagitlaw.com>
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I suggest Carol Edward: Legal Profile<https://www.mywsba.org/PersonifyEbusiness/LegalDirectory/LegalProfile.aspx?Usr_ID=000000014330> Offices in Seattle and Mount Vernon.
Kate
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Listmates:
I need a referral for a friend to an immigration attorney in either Seattle or Spokane.
PC is my friend's brother. He is a Canadian citizen currently residing in Kelowna, B.C. He was preparing to become a Catholic priest and doing missionary work in South America. Recently, the order of priests was disbanded, which led him to rethink his goals. He is engaged to be married to an American woman in Denver, so is interested in immigrating to the U.S. to seek work.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
John J. Sullivan
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Dear All:
A Living Trust is created in 1999 by Husband and Wife who both sign the trust agreement in front of two witnesses. The signatures of the witnesses are notarized. Husband and Wife die in 2006, survived by their children, Jane and Bob. Jane is identified as the Successor Trustee of the Trust. Jane does not wish to serve as Trustee but wants to designate Bob as the sole Trustee of the Trust. Bob is willing to serve that capacity.
Jane and Bob memorialize their desires/this agreement in a document entitled "Declination to Serve and Designation of [Brother] as Successor Trustee of [the Trust]." Both Jane and Bob sign this document. Their signatures are not notarized or otherwise acknowledged.
Are Jane and Bob's signatures required to be notarized for the "Declination and Designation" document to be effective?
Thanks in advance.
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Subject: [WSBAPT] Court Order to force former roommate to release
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Hello Probate Listserv Braintrust:
I have a situation and could use your input and feedback.
Circumstances:
Decedent co-habituated with another person ("Roommate") and together they
leased an apartment together. Parent of decedent has been appointed as
Estate Administrator with nonintervention powers.
Parent and I have communicated with the Roommate and attempted to retrieve
the decedent's personal belongings which are now estate assets, but Roommate
has delayed and has refused to allow retrieval of assets. Family members of
decedent have also previously communicated with Roommate requesting estate
assets/ decedent's belongings in the apartment and was similarly refused.
Roommate claims that decedent and therefore the estate owes Roommate for
unpaid rent on the apartment since decedent's death, however, decedent has
been removed from the lease with landlord and property managers soon after
death. Roommate claims to have a lien against the assets of the estate for
the unpaid rent. Roommate filed a lien in county recorder's office, but
used improper basis claiming an estate recovery lien for Medicaid payments
under WAC . Roommate sent a creditor claim/ claim of lien via mail to the
administrator's attorney's office, but did not file a creditor claim timely.
Roommate was served actual notice of creditor claims by mail and an
affidavit of mailing said notice was filed with the court.
Roommate later filed a creditor claim well after the 4 month and 30 days
deadlines had already passed. Roommate received a Notice of Rejection of
Creditor Claims and has not filed suit against the estate administrator to
contest the Rejection of Creditor Claims.
Roommate was presented an itemized list of the estate assets that remain in
the apartment and was previously provided with a copy of the letters of
administration with a demand to release the items to estate administrator
and /or administrator's agents including myself as the administrator's
attorney and resident agent. Roommate responds that Roommate will only
allow the retrieval of the estate assets from the apartment if estate
representative presents i) a court order authorizing the release of the
estate's assets and ii) an inventory of estate's assets and iii) copy of
letters of administration. Roommate has stated the above demands in writing.
Questions for esteemed listservers:
1. Can a motion for such an order be submitted exparte or is a formal
hearing with advanced notice of said hearing required?
2. Can the costs for reasonable attorney fees and court costs for the
order to release estate assets against Roommate for refusing to allow the
estate's authorized representative retrieve the estate assets given that the
Roommate does not contest the ownership of the items on the provided list of
estate assets, Roommate has already been presented with letters of
administration, and administrator and other representatives of administrator
have made numerous attempts to contact Roommate and coordinate retrieval of
estate assets from apartment.
3. I know that RCW 11.96A.150 gives the court broad discretion in
estate or trust proceedings to award costs, including reasonable attorney
fees, to any party. The court can order these fees paid by:
Any party to the proceedings. Is there another statutory basis for awarding
the attorney fees against the Roommate for demanding a court order to
retrieve the estate's assets when Roommate does not contest that the
estate's assets are in the apartment or that the estate has the authority to
claim such assets? Essentially, if Roommate is going to force the estate to
obtain a court order, is there a statutory basis for getting a judgment
against Roommate for such costs (other than RCW 11.96A.150)
4. Does a motion for an order to release the estate's assets to the
estate need to filed as a separate TEDRA action or can it be filed in the
same case and case number as the probate?
5. Is the estate obligated to provide an inventory of estate assets?
RCW 11.44.015 limits the authority of persons able to request an inventory
to "any heir, legatee, devisee, unpaid creditor who has filed a claim, or
beneficiary of a nonprobate asset from whom contribution is sought under RCW
<http://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=11.18.200> 11.18.200, or from
the department of revenue."
It is debatable whether Roommate is an "unpaid creditor who has filed a
claim" since the claim was filed after the allowable timeframe and was
rejected by the administrator. Further, Roommate has not contested the
Rejection of Creditor claim. As such, it is unclear if Roommate meets the
definition of "unpaid creditor who has filed a claim" under RCW 11.44.015(2)
. Any input is welcome and appreciated.
6. Any feedback or insights from anyone who had delt with a similar
situation or intractable person or entity who is holding estate assets but
will not release them would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all in advance for you input feedback and thoughts.
Kind regards,
Michael S. Safren, Esq.
Attorney at Law
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Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2025 23:13:15 +0000
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Subject: Re: [WSBAPT] Court Order to force former roommate to release
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Gut response:
1. Can a motion for such an order be submitted exparte or is a formal hearing with advanced notice of said hearing required?
I think ex parte would be fine; it's just confirmation of PR's authority to marshal assets under RCW 11.48.020.
1. Can the costs for reasonable attorney fees and court costs for the order to release estate assets against Roommate for refusing to allow the estate's authorized representative retrieve the estate assets given that the Roommate does not contest the ownership of the items on the provided list of estate assets, Roommate has already been presented with letters of administration, and administrator and other representatives of administrator have made numerous attempts to contact Roommate and coordinate retrieval of estate assets from apartment.
Yes but if you're going to do that, I'd recommend personally serving the Roommate so that court has jurisdiction over them.
1. I know that RCW 11.96A.150 gives the court broad discretion in estate or trust proceedings to award costs, including reasonable attorney fees, to any party. The court can order these fees paid by:
Any party to the proceedings. Is there another statutory basis for awarding the attorney fees against the Roommate for demanding a court order to retrieve the estate's assets when Roommate does not contest that the estate's assets are in the apartment or that the estate has the authority to claim such assets? Essentially, if Roommate is going to force the estate to obtain a court order, is there a statutory basis for getting a judgment against Roommate for such costs (other than RCW 11.96A.150)
See #2
1. Does a motion for an order to release the estate's assets to the estate need to filed as a separate TEDRA action or can it be filed in the same case and case number as the probate?
It's a crapshoot. Best way to make it stick would be via TEDRA because there would be no question-especially if you're asking for fees. But if you're not asking for fees, a motion for instructions confirming PR's authority to marshal assets and take possession of the items in the apartment ought to be achievable under the probate caption.
1. Is the estate obligated to provide an inventory of estate assets? RCW 11.44.015 limits the authority of persons able to request an inventory to "any heir, legatee, devisee, unpaid creditor who has filed a claim, or beneficiary of a nonprobate asset from whom contribution is sought under RCW 11.18.200<http://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=11.18.200>, or from the department of revenue..."
It is debatable whether Roommate is an "unpaid creditor who has filed a claim" since the claim was filed after the allowable timeframe and was rejected by the administrator. Further, Roommate has not contested the Rejection of Creditor claim. As such, it is unclear if Roommate meets the definition of "unpaid creditor who has filed a claim" under RCW 11.44.015(2) . Any input is welcome and appreciated.
I say h*ll no Roommate not entitled to an inventory. His claim was filed and rejected. He's not a creditor.
1. Any feedback or insights from anyone who had delt with a similar situation or intractable person or entity who is holding estate assets but will not release them would be greatly appreciated.
I haven't had a situation this extreme before, but you might try one more time to gain cooperation by warning you'll seek attorney fees and costs if Roommate doesn't agree to release the property.
Sincerely,
Eric
Eric C. Nelsen
Sayre Law Offices, PLLC
1417 31st Ave South
Seattle WA 98144-3909
206-625-0092
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Subject: [WSBAPT] Court Order to force former roommate to release estate items
Hello Probate Listserv Braintrust:
I have a situation and could use your input and feedback.
Circumstances:
Decedent co-habituated with another person ("Roommate") and together they leased an apartment together. Parent of decedent has been appointed as Estate Administrator with nonintervention powers.
Parent and I have communicated with the Roommate and attempted to retrieve the decedent's personal belongings which are now estate assets, but Roommate has delayed and has refused to allow retrieval of assets. Family members of decedent have also previously communicated with Roommate requesting estate assets/ decedent's belongings in the apartment and was similarly refused.
Roommate claims that decedent and therefore the estate owes Roommate for unpaid rent on the apartment since decedent's death, however, decedent has been removed from the lease with landlord and property managers soon after death. Roommate claims to have a lien against the assets of the estate for the unpaid rent. Roommate filed a lien in county recorder's office, but used improper basis claiming an estate recovery lien for Medicaid payments under WAC . Roommate sent a creditor claim/ claim of lien via mail to the administrator's attorney's office, but did not file a creditor claim timely. Roommate was served actual notice of creditor claims by mail and an affidavit of mailing said notice was filed with the court.
Roommate later filed a creditor claim well after the 4 month and 30 days deadlines had already passed. Roommate received a Notice of Rejection of Creditor Claims and has not filed suit against the estate administrator to contest the Rejection of Creditor Claims.
Roommate was presented an itemized list of the estate assets that remain in the apartment and was previously provided with a copy of the letters of administration with a demand to release the items to estate administrator and /or administrator's agents including myself as the administrator's attorney and resident agent. Roommate responds that Roommate will only allow the retrieval of the estate assets from the apartment if estate representative presents i) a court order authorizing the release of the estate's assets and ii) an inventory of estate's assets and iii) copy of letters of administration. Roommate has stated the above demands in writing.
Questions for esteemed listservers:
1. Can a motion for such an order be submitted exparte or is a formal hearing with advanced notice of said hearing required?
1. Can the costs for reasonable attorney fees and court costs for the order to release estate assets against Roommate for refusing to allow the estate's authorized representative retrieve the estate assets given that the Roommate does not contest the ownership of the items on the provided list of estate assets, Roommate has already been presented with letters of administration, and administrator and other representatives of administrator have made numerous attempts to contact Roommate and coordinate retrieval of estate assets from apartment.
1. I know that RCW 11.96A.150 gives the court broad discretion in estate or trust proceedings to award costs, including reasonable attorney fees, to any party. The court can order these fees paid by:
Any party to the proceedings. Is there another statutory basis for awarding the attorney fees against the Roommate for demanding a court order to retrieve the estate's assets when Roommate does not contest that the estate's assets are in the apartment or that the estate has the authority to claim such assets? Essentially, if Roommate is going to force the estate to obtain a court order, is there a statutory basis for getting a judgment against Roommate for such costs (other than RCW 11.96A.150)
1. Does a motion for an order to release the estate's assets to the estate need to filed as a separate TEDRA action or can it be filed in the same case and case number as the probate?
1. Is the estate obligated to provide an inventory of estate assets? RCW 11.44.015 limits the authority of persons able to request an inventory to "any heir, legatee, devisee, unpaid creditor who has filed a claim, or beneficiary of a nonprobate asset from whom contribution is sought under RCW 11.18.200<http://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=11.18.200>, or from the department of revenue..."
It is debatable whether Roommate is an "unpaid creditor who has filed a claim" since the claim was filed after the allowable timeframe and was rejected by the administrator. Further, Roommate has not contested the Rejection of Creditor claim. As such, it is unclear if Roommate meets the definition of "unpaid creditor who has filed a claim" under RCW 11.44.015(2) . Any input is welcome and appreciated.
1. Any feedback or insights from anyone who had delt with a similar situation or intractable person or entity who is holding estate assets but will not release them would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all in advance for you input feedback and thoughts.
Kind regards,
Michael S. Safren, Esq.
Attorney at Law
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