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<p>Law Office of<br>
<strong>F.ANDREKITA SILVA</strong><br>
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April 8, 2023<br>
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List serve,<br>
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I’m trying my question again, in a more brief format.<br>
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What is the easiest, least expensive way for a grandmother to transfer her deceased son's assets to her minor grandchildren (estate insolvent, huge credit card debt & extremely modest assets). Death 3 months ago.<br>
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The two grandchildren live with their bio mother (parents divorced.)<br>
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Is a probate required? Assets are 2K checking account, $4K IRA, and $15K life insurance policy. No beneficiary(ies) named on any of the assets.<br>
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Is probate required? Or, how to avoid?<br>
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andrekita<br>
Law Office of F. Andrekita Silva<br>
1325 Fourth Avenue, Suite 2000<br>
Seattle, Washington 98101<br>
206-224-8288<br>
<a href="http://www.seattle-silvalaw.com/" target="_blank">www.seattle-silvalaw.com</a><br>
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