[WSBARP] Question On Joint Personal Representatives

[Jenna Brozik]

I have had joint personal representatives on several probates.  It actually ran smoother because they were siblings.  Then one didn't think the other had full control possibly.
I have had no problems having joint personal representatives.

Jenna Brozik
Managing Attorney
PRINZ & BROZIK PLLC
445 S. Grand Avenue
Pullman, WA 99163
509-338-0908 Telephone
509-338-3527 Facsimile

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Subject: [WSBARP] Question On Joint Personal Representatives

Hello, Probate Listmates.

A quick question on pros and cons. A client wants to have two relatives act as joint Personal Representatives in her Will. I'm not sure that is possible to give letters testamentary to two people, but if it is my instinct is that it would be better to have one be the personal representative and the other be a successor PR. Any arguments for and against?

Thanks in advance.


Best Regards,

Dave Culbertson

The Law Office of Davisson Culbertson
PO 20403
Seattle, WA 98102

Phone: (206) 478-8134
FAX: (866) 867-7796
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