KING COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT - Probate Forms Washington



SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON

FOR KING COUNTY

|Estate of | |

| |NO.       |

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| |PETITION FOR LETTERS OF |

|GEORGE WASHINGTON, |ADMINISTRATION & |

| |NONINTERVENTION POWERS |

| |(RCW 11.28.110 & 11.68.011) |

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|Deceased. | |

Your name declares under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the following is true and correct to the best of his/her knowledge:

1. Decedent. Decedent died intestate on January 1, 2003, was then a resident of King County, Washington, and left property in this state subject to probate.

2. No Will. No valid Will of Decedent has been found.

3. Personal Representative. I reside in Washington, was not a creditor of Decedent at Decedent's death, and am willing and qualified to act as Decedent's Personal Representative.

4. Heirs. The name, address, relationship, and age (if under 18 years) of each heir of Decedent are as follows:

Name Address Relationship Age

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5. Bond. The primary assets of Decedent’s estate having economic value and their approximate values are:

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Decedent’s debts are:

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Decedent received no benefits from the state, such as from DSHS.

Net Assets = $      (real property) + $      (personal property) = $     

All of Decedent’s heirs have waived Bond in a writing filed with the Court. Given these circumstances, a $10,000 Bond should suffice.

[Substitute for above paragraph if Surviving Spouse: No Bond should be required of me because I am Decedent's surviving spouse, and the entire estate is our community property and, after payment of creditor's claims and expenses, is distributable to me.]

6. Estate Solvency. The value of Decedent's assets at death exceeded the value of his/her liabilities by at least $100,000, so Decedent died solvent. Furthermore, the value of all expenses of the estate, including taxes and fees and costs of administration, should not exceed $5,000, so Decedent's estate is now and should remain solvent.

7. Nonintervention Powers. Nonintervention Powers should be granted to me because all of Decedent's heirs have consented to the grant of Nonintervention Powers in a writing filed with the Court, and it is in the best interests of Decedent's heirs, beneficiaries, and creditors that Decedent's estate be administered with Nonintervention Powers.

[Substitute for above paragraph if Surviving Spouse: Nonintervention Powers should be granted to me because I am Decedent's surviving spouse, Decedent's estate consists only of community property, and all of the then living or gestating issue of Decedent are also the issue of mine.]

WHEREFORE, I request that this Court:

A. Appoint me as Decedent's Personal Representative, to serve with a $10,000 Bond and with Nonintervention Powers.

B. Order that Letters of Administration be promptly issued to me upon my filing of my sworn Oath of Personal Representative and a $10,000 Bond.

SIGNED

On July 4, 2003

At Seattle, WA

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Your Name, Proposed Personal Representative

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