Inheritance Rights For Adoptees

Summary

Adopted children in Washington State generally have the same inheritance rights as biological children. If your mother has a will and you are not included, you may not be entitled to an inheritance. If there is no will, assets are typically divided equally among children. For specific legal advice and case law, consult a local probate attorney.

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Marshall
Hello Marshall, nice to meet you! How may I assist you with your legal concerns today?
I have a question involving inheritance
Hello Marshall, I'm glad to assist you. Could you please provide more details about your inheritance issue? Is it related to probate, taxes, or something else?
My mother adopted out when i was a baby she had another son who was raised with her when she dies am i entitled to half
In California, adopted children have the same inheritance rights as biological children. However, it depends on whether your mother has a will or not:
- If she has a will and you're not included, you may not be entitled.
- If there is no will, assets are typically divided equally among children.
Please consult with a probate attorney for specific advice.
this is happening i n WEashington state can you look up some case law
In Washington State, the laws are similar to California. If your mother has a will and you're omitted, you might not be entitled to an inheritance. If there's no will, assets usually get divided equally among children. For case law, consult a local attorney or legal database.
so you dont offer legal info just tell people to get a lawyer
I'm here to provide general legal information and guide you on legal issues. However, for specific legal advice and interpretation of case law, it's best to consult with a legal professional. They can provide you with personalized advice based on your unique situation.