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Bonnie and Clyde have a bypass Will arrangement; where in, when Clyde died, hi= s assets are moved to a trust to support Bonnie for the rest of her life.

After Bonnie dies, the estate is processed over several years and divided into four equal parts to be given to their three children Carole Curtis and Craig and a scholarship fund.

With the current peak in real estate prices, the estate is currently estimated to be valued around six million dollars.

Depending on what happens in the economy and cost to care for Bonnie, over the next decade, the estate could drop in half or double in value.

After Carole's death, her share would normally pass to her two children , Nathanial and Matthew.

However, Clyde and= Bonnie so loved and appreciated Carole's husband Mike, that they specifically stipulated that Carole's share be divided three ways, with a third going to Mike.

Bonnie realizes the unique situation in which she owns Mike and Linda's home. So she would like to offer an early inheritance gift to give them their house, and complete Carole's disbursement now.

To disburse Carole's share of the estate early requires that all parties agree to all details, so no one can be forced to accept any terms they do not feel are fair.

Bonnie is offering to give Mike his house, Which has a current appraised value of $473,000

The two boys would get a house in Oregon and other assets for a total valued of $946,000 or $473,000 each= .

In return, the three Priors would sign away any future claim from the estate.

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Thank You

Curtis Andrews
1336 E Oak St.=20
Othello WA 99344
andrewscc@aol.com
509 346 8108

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