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Exploring the difference between Letters of Administration and Letters Testamentary is crucial for anyone facing probate. This is Episode 3 of our Washington Probate Series where we unpack this important topic. Don't miss out! 📜✨ https://wix.to/WiZj7QZ

Episode 3 - Letters of Administration or Letters Testamentary - Washington Probate Series - Nowakowski Legal PLLC Episode 3 - Letters of Administration or Letters Testimentary This is the third episode of a series of videos discussing the legal aspects of Probate in Washington State. If you are an executor, personal representative, or estate administrator in Washington, this video will help to answer the most b...

Have questions about probate law in Washington? Join us in our latest blog post where we discuss the essentials in our new Washington Probate Series. Dive deep into the overview of Washington Probate! https://wix.to/MaidBjN

Nowakowski Legal PLLC - Washington Probate Series - Episode 1 - Overview of Washington Probate Episode 1 - Overview of Washington Probate This is the first episode of a series of videos discussing the legal aspects of Probate in Washington State. If you are an executor, personal representative, or estate administrator in Washington, this video will help to answer the most basic questions or W...

Have you recently lost a loved one and found that the Will left behind just does not make sense? If that is the case, you should investigate the circumstances surrounding the will, and if they seem to be suspicious, contact an attorney to discuss further.

Today's article discusses several circumstances under which a will could be determined to be invalid. Ranging from lack of capacity, to undue influence, to failure to fulfill the technical requirements of a will.

If you believe you believe a will presented to a probate action was not proper, then please feel free to contact Nowakowski Legal PLLC to discuss further.

Seattle, WA - This Will Is Bogus! Can I Have It Invalidated? | Nowakowski Legal PLLC Do you believe that a will submitted to probate is false? While not always the case, sometimes individuals with much to gain will manipulate an elderly or dying individual in to making unwanted changes to their will. In these instances, a will contest should be filed in the Courts.