[WSBARP] Does the Tangible Personal Property List need to be filed

[Heather de Vrieze]

Does a tangible personal property list always need to be filed with the Will in a probate?

Are the recipients of items in that list entitled to notice as if they were named as a beneficiary in the Will. I don’t have this come up too often where there is a list with significantly more information that just items and who gets them, and many people who otherwise have no connection to the estate.

Heather

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