[WSBARP] probate - hawaii timeshare condo

[Thomas M. Culbertson]

When I was practicing in Hawaii (two and a half decades ago), some timeshares were set up as interests in real property, some were set up as basically contractual interests. So it depends. Is the decedent's interest evidenced by a document (probably a deed) recorded in the Bureau of Conveyances (recording statewide is in a single office, in Honolulu)? Or is it an unrecorded interest?   

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Subject: [WSBARP] probate - hawaii timeshare condo

Decedent died in Washington owning a timeshare in Hawaii.  Is the timeshare real property for which an ancillary probate in Hawaii is necessary?  Or can a Washington probate court dispose of it?

Rod Harmon
 
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