INHERITANCE RIGHTS OF SLAYERS OR ABUSERS

 

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Chapter 11.84 RCW

INHERITANCE RIGHTS OF SLAYERS OR ABUSERS

Sections

HTMLPDF11.84.010Definitions.
HTMLPDF11.84.020Slayer or abuser not to benefit from death.
HTMLPDF11.84.025Disposition of retirement system proceeds payable to slayer or abuser.
HTMLPDF11.84.030Slayer or abuser deemed to predecease decedent.
HTMLPDF11.84.040Distribution of decedent's property.
HTMLPDF11.84.050Distribution of property held jointly with slayer or abuser.
HTMLPDF11.84.060Reversion and vested remainder.
HTMLPDF11.84.070Property subject to divestment, etc.
HTMLPDF11.84.080Contingent remainders and future interests.
HTMLPDF11.84.090Property appointed—Powers of revocation or appointment.
HTMLPDF11.84.100Insurance proceeds.
HTMLPDF11.84.110Payment by insurance company, bank, etc.—No additional liability.
HTMLPDF11.84.120Rights of persons without notice dealing with slayer or abuser.
HTMLPDF11.84.130Record of conviction as evidence against claimant of property.
HTMLPDF11.84.140Slayer determination—Conviction—Preponderance of evidence.
HTMLPDF11.84.150Abuser determination—Conviction—Clear, cogent, and convincing evidence.
HTMLPDF11.84.160Abuser determination—Evidence factors.
HTMLPDF11.84.170Abuser—When entitled to property interest.
HTMLPDF11.84.180Application—Relation to other laws.
HTMLPDF11.84.900Chapter to be construed broadly.

Definitions.

As used in this chapter:
(1) "Abuser" means any person who participates, either as a principal or an accessory before the fact, in the willful and unlawful financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult.
(2) "Decedent" means:
(a) Any person whose life is taken by a slayer; or
(b) Any deceased person who, at any time during life in which he or she was a vulnerable adult, was the victim of financial exploitation by an abuser.
(3) "Financial exploitation" has the same meaning as provided in RCW 74.34.020, as enacted or hereafter amended.
(4) "Property" includes any real and personal property and any right or interest therein.
(5) "Slayer" means any person who participates, either as a principal or an accessory before the fact, in the willful and unlawful killing of any other person as determined under RCW 11.84.140.
(6) "Vulnerable adult" has the same meaning as provided in RCW 74.34.020.

NOTES:

Short title—2016 c 211: "This act may be known and cited as Carol's law." [ 2016 c 211 § 3.]


Slayer or abuser not to benefit from death.

No slayer or abuser shall in any way acquire any property or receive any benefit as the result of the death of the decedent, but such property shall pass as provided in the sections following.


Disposition of retirement system proceeds payable to slayer or abuser.

Proceeds payable to a slayer or abuser as the beneficiary of any benefits flowing from one of the retirement systems listed in RCW 41.50.030, by virtue of the decedent's membership in the department of retirement systems or by virtue of the death of decedent, shall be paid instead as designated in RCW 41.04.273.

NOTES:

Application—Conflict with federal requirements—1998 c 292: See notes following RCW 41.04.273.
Effective dates—1998 c 292: See RCW 11.11.903.


Slayer or abuser deemed to predecease decedent.

The slayer or abuser shall be deemed to have predeceased the decedent as to property which would have passed from the decedent or his or her estate to the slayer or abuser under the statutes of descent and distribution or have been acquired by statutory right as surviving spouse or surviving domestic partner or under any agreement made with the decedent under the provisions of RCW 26.16.120 as it now exists or is hereafter amended.

NOTES:

Part headings not law—Severability—2008 c 6: See RCW 26.60.900 and 26.60.901.


Distribution of decedent's property.

Property which would have passed to or for the benefit of the slayer or abuser by devise or legacy from the decedent shall be distributed as if he or she had predeceased the decedent.


Distribution of property held jointly with slayer or abuser.

(1) One-half of any property held by the slayer or abuser and the decedent as joint tenants, joint owners or joint obligees shall pass upon the death of the decedent to his or her estate, and the other half shall pass to his or her estate upon the death of the slayer or abuser, unless the slayer or abuser obtains a separation or severance of the property or a decree granting partition.
(2) As to property held jointly by three or more persons, including the slayer or abuser and the decedent, any enrichment which would have accrued to the slayer or abuser as a result of the death of the decedent shall pass to the estate of the decedent. If the slayer or abuser becomes the final survivor, one-half of the property shall immediately pass to the estate of the decedent and the other half shall pass to his or her estate upon the death of the slayer or abuser, unless the slayer or abuser obtains a separation or severance of the property or a decree granting partition.
(3) The provisions of this section shall not affect any enforceable agreement between the parties or any trust arising because a greater proportion of the property has been contributed by one party than by the other.


Reversion and vested remainder.

Property in which the slayer holds a reversion or vested remainder and would have obtained the right of present possession upon the death of the decedent shall pass to the estate of the decedent during the period of the life expectancy of decedent; if he or she held the particular estate or if the particular estate is held by a third person it shall remain in his or her hands for such period.


Property subject to divestment, etc.

Any interest in property whether vested or not, held by the slayer or abuser, subject to be divested, diminished in any way or extinguished, if the decedent survives him or her or lives to a certain age, shall be held by the slayer or abuser during his or her lifetime or until the decedent would have reached such age, but shall then pass as if the decedent had died immediately thereafter.


Contingent remainders and future interests.

As to any contingent remainder or executory or other future interest held by the slayer or abuser, subject to become vested in him or her or increased in any way for him or her upon the condition of the death of the decedent:
(1) If the interest would not have become vested or increased if he or she had predeceased the decedent, he or she shall be deemed to have so predeceased the decedent;
(2) In any case the interest shall not be vested or increased during the period of the life expectancy of the decedent.


Property appointed—Powers of revocation or appointment.

(1) Property appointed by the will of the decedent to or for the benefit of the slayer or abuser shall be distributed as if the slayer or abuser had predeceased the decedent.
(2) Property held either presently or in remainder by the slayer or abuser, subject to be divested by the exercise by the decedent of a power of revocation or a general power of appointment shall pass to the estate of the decedent, and property so held by the slayer or abuser, subject to be divested by the exercise by the decedent of a power of appointment to a particular person or persons or to a class of persons, shall pass to such person or persons, or in equal shares to the members of such class of persons, exclusive of the slayer or abuser.


Insurance proceeds.

(1) Insurance proceeds payable to the slayer or abuser as the beneficiary or assignee of any policy or certificate of insurance on the life of the decedent, or as the survivor of a joint life policy, shall be paid instead to the estate of the decedent, unless the policy or certificate designate some person other than the slayer or abuser or his or her estate as secondary beneficiary to him or her and in which case such proceeds shall be paid to such secondary beneficiary in accordance with the applicable terms of the policy.
(2) If the decedent is beneficiary or assignee of any policy or certificate of insurance on the life of the slayer or abuser, the proceeds shall be paid to the estate of the decedent upon the death of the slayer or abuser, unless the policy names some person other than the slayer or abuser or his or her estate as secondary beneficiary, or unless the slayer or abuser by naming a new beneficiary or assigning the policy performs an act which would have deprived the decedent of his or her interest in the policy if he or she had been living.


Payment by insurance company, bank, etc.—No additional liability.

Any insurance company making payment according to the terms of its policy or any bank or other person performing an obligation for the slayer or abuser as one of several joint obligees shall not be subjected to additional liability by the terms of this chapter if such payment or performance is made without written notice, at its home office or at an individual's home or business address, of the killing by a slayer or financial exploitation by an abuser.


Rights of persons without notice dealing with slayer or abuser.

The provisions of this chapter shall not affect the rights of any person who, before the interests of the slayer or abuser have been adjudicated, purchases or has agreed to purchase, from the slayer or abuser for value and without notice property which the slayer or abuser would have acquired except for the terms of this chapter, but all proceeds received by the slayer or abuser from such sale shall be held by him or her in trust for the persons entitled to the property under the provisions of this chapter, and the slayer or abuser shall also be liable both for any portion of such proceeds which he or she may have dissipated and for any difference between the actual value of the property and the amount of such proceeds.


Record of conviction as evidence against claimant of property.

Any record of conviction for having participated in the willful and unlawful killing of the decedent or for conduct constituting financial exploitation against the decedent, including but not limited to theft, forgery, fraud, identity theft, robbery, burglary, or extortion, shall be admissible in evidence against a claimant of property in any civil proceeding arising under this chapter.

NOTES:

Evidence, proof of public documents: Chapter 5.44 RCW; Rules of court: CR 44.


Slayer determination—Conviction—Preponderance of evidence.

(1) A final judgment of conviction for the willful and unlawful killing of the decedent is conclusive for purposes of determining whether a person is a slayer under this section. A finding of not guilty by reason of insanity for the willful and unlawful killing of the decedent carries the same meaning as a judgment of conviction.
(2) In the absence of a criminal conviction or a finding of not guilty by reason of insanity, a superior court finding by a preponderance of the evidence that a person participated in the willful and unlawful killing of the decedent is conclusive for purposes of determining whether a person is a slayer under this section.

NOTES:

Short title—2016 c 211: See note following RCW 11.84.010.


Abuser determination—Conviction—Clear, cogent, and convincing evidence.

(1) A final judgment of conviction for conduct constituting financial exploitation against the decedent, including but not limited to theft, forgery, fraud, identity theft, robbery, burglary, or extortion, is conclusive for purposes of determining whether a person is an abuser under this section.
(2) In the absence of a criminal conviction, a superior court finding by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence that a person participated in conduct constituting financial exploitation against the decedent is conclusive for purposes of determining whether a person is an abuser under this section.


Abuser determination—Evidence factors.

(1) In determining whether a person is an abuser for purposes of this chapter, the court must find by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence that:
(a) The decedent was a vulnerable adult at the time the alleged financial exploitation took place; and
(b) The conduct constituting financial exploitation was willful action or willful inaction causing injury to the property of the vulnerable adult.
(2) A finding of abuse by the department of social and health services is not admissible for any purpose in any claim or proceeding under this chapter.
(3) Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, evidence of financial exploitation is admissible if it is not inadmissible pursuant to the rules of evidence.


Abuser—When entitled to property interest.

Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter:
(1) An abuser is entitled to acquire or receive an interest in property or any other benefit described in this chapter if the court determines by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence that the decedent:
(a) Knew of the financial exploitation; and
(b) Subsequently ratified his or her intent to transfer the property interest or benefit to that person.
(2) The court may consider the record of proceedings and in its discretion allow an abuser to acquire or receive an interest in property or any other benefit described in this chapter in any manner the court deems equitable. In determining what is equitable, the court may consider, among other things:
(a) The various elements of the decedent's dispositive scheme;
(b) The decedent's likely intent given the totality of the circumstances; and
(c) The degree of harm resulting from the abuser's financial exploitation of the decedent.


Application—Relation to other laws.

The provisions of this act are supplemental to, and do not derogate from, any other statutory or common law proceedings, theories, or remedies including, but not limited to, the common law allocation of the burden of proof or production among the parties.


Chapter to be construed broadly.

This chapter shall be construed broadly to effect the policy of this state that no person shall be allowed to profit by his or her own wrong, wherever committed.
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Violation of Spiritual Law and Federal Law -

I have witnessed numerous violations of both my Spiritual rights and my Federal witness protection laws . 

Under Spiritual Law I have been assaulted by a Witch-Coven who have continued to violate my body which is Private  Property. I am a not a dark -worker as they all are - I am assigned to carry-out a Mission of Peace here on Earth which is under the Spiritual Authority of the Most High God - when a demonic entity comes to where I am expected to have Peace from illicit demonic attacks and these witches refuse to respect that right and these witches are also involved in a legal -court case where they are trying to deceive the courts into believing that they are somehow worthy of an Inheritance where I am listed as the Legal -heir - Not only is this a huge violation of the law to come to the property of a witness where there assailant  is under - examination for a crime that they have committed against me  It is a violation of Law and being that I am held in -high-honor  by the Spiritual Authorities - I am calling these bad -actors out for the trespass and assault of my character as the negative -energy that they have intentionally aimed at me in an attempt to make me appear as someone that they truly know I am not , using a confusion -spell to achieve this reaction from me - This is witness tampering - abuse of a Protected Witness - Negligent actions against a divine authority of High honor and failing to acknowledge that they were clearly  out of order -clearly  desperate  and also delusional in their insanity of believing that they could even have any effects against me as they lack the knowledge that  they should have had prior to coming at me in an adverse aggressive and morally -unjustified way .

  1.  I hear -by  make a claim of Criminal assault of not only a Superior - Spiritual -Entity- holding a position of High-Honor which they knowingly and brazenly violated with an Attorney present-

    2.  Criminal Trespass of my personal divinity held in High -Honor and refusing to Back-down and retreat once I demanded them to Cease their illicit attempts to impede on my character  on my privacy and on my right to exercise my free -will as Federally  and Spiritually protected Entity. 

    

3- Violation RCW 9A.72.110

You have in fact lost  by default all and any remaining  legal -attempts to be heard in the court preceding as you all intentionally attempted to prevert not only my character , but also the rule of law by attempting to intimidate  a witness. +(1) A person is guilty of intimidating a witness if a person, by use of a threat against a current or prospective witness, attempts to:

(a) Influence the testimony of that person;
(b) Induce that person to elude legal process summoning him or her to testify;
(c) Induce that person to absent himself or herself from such proceedings; or
(d) Induce that person not to report the information relevant to a criminal investigation or the abuse or neglect of a minor child, not to have the crime or the abuse or neglect of a minor child prosecuted, or not to give truthful or complete information relevant to a criminal investigation or the abuse or neglect of a minor child.
(2) A person also is guilty of intimidating a witness if the person directs a threat to a former witness because of the witness's role in an official proceeding.
(3) As used in this section:
(a) "Threat" means:
(i) To communicate, directly or indirectly, the intent immediately to use force against any person who is present at the time; or
(ii) Threat as defined in *RCW 9A.04.110(27).
(b) "Current or prospective witness" means:
(i) A person endorsed as a witness in an official proceeding;
(ii) A person whom the actor believes may be called as a witness in any official proceeding; or 
(iii) A person whom the actor has reason to believe may have information relevant to a criminal investigation or the abuse or neglect of a minor child.
(c) "Former witness" means:
(i) A person who testified in an official proceeding;
(ii) A person who was endorsed as a witness in an official proceeding;
(iii) A person whom the actor knew or believed may have been called as a witness if a hearing or trial had been held; or
(iv) A person whom the actor knew or believed may have provided information related to a criminal investigation or an investigation into the abuse or neglect of a minor child.
(4) Intimidating a witness is a class B felony.

(5) For purposes of this section, each instance of an attempt to intimidate a witness constitutes a separate offense. 

 Cause of action Damages to be determined by the courts 

1.  Criminal misconduct -

2. Abuse of a Protected -Witness 

3. Attorney - Failure to advise and admonish client/clients of the obvious - criminal acts that were present as was the legal counsels duty to advise . 

4. Negligence - Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress

5. Breach -of -Peace of my private Non-public Domain 

 6. Illegal-Trespass ( My personal- bedroom- My Personal Bed  -My Body

7. Attempting to gain Legal or financial information illegally by 

A.Threat - 

B.Eve's -dropping -

C.Internet Intrusion 

So say it - 

M.Andres - 

 Witness in present Legal matter   underway before the Superior court in  Seattle WA. USA which I am Now forced to protect myself from danger and fear of  more unwarranted attacks due to Legal counsel's lack of  respect for the Rule of Law -and My status of being "held in  High-Honor " as a Spiritual Entity

1/11/2023   

  

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