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Elise daniels
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Washington State:
My scenerio is a little different. One sister was appointed as PR in a will. She unexpectantly passed away a year later and the "second" sibling took over as directed by my mothers will. Subsequently, the will was very clear about matters of the estate. My two oldest siblings (different father) then brought suit against the second PR and was granted representation by an attorney appointed by the courts. My question is........what responsibility does this appointed attorney have to the estate as far as releasing information, itemization of charges etc. Mainly, what is their title and role. Also, what are "reasonable attorney fees" in this sort of matter?
My scenerio is a little different. One sister was appointed as PR in a will. She unexpectantly passed away a year later and the "second" sibling took over as directed by my mothers will. Subsequently, the will was very clear about matters of the estate. My two oldest siblings (different father) then brought suit against the second PR and was granted representation by an attorney appointed by the courts. My question is........what responsibility does this appointed attorney have to the estate as far as releasing information, itemization of charges etc. Mainly, what is their title and role. Also, what are "reasonable attorney fees" in this sort of matter?