QUESTION
do i have the right to use my grandmas house after she passed?
Asked on Nov 26th, 2019 on Wills and Probate - Washington
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i am grandson and beneficery to late teddie teske. she raised me my whole life. i am now 31. graduated from deer park high school. she passed last nov. 28 and my aunt, the executor wont talk to me at all. im told i cant go in the house when i lived with her, it is where my hot water...shower....stove....laundry is. you inow, everyday necessities a human needs. i have been useing friends houses for cloths..bathroom. its very embarrassing, and i havent seen the will nor will she let me
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When the Will is submitted for probate, it becomes a public document. Check with the local probate clerk If it has not been submitted, you can hire a local probate attorney to apply for a determination of heirship. Please remember that you may not be a beneficiary of the Will. Check with a Washington lawyer to learn whether you would be an heir.
Answered on Nov 27th, 2019 at 7:31 AM
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