Yearly Archives: 2018

Should Washington couples remain married long enough, it’s not unusual for them to do some type of mutual estate planning. However, when a major [...]

Washington residents and Americans throughout the country may have learned from former President George H. W. Bush a few lessons about how to create [...]

A Washington resident who has a loved one with a disability may decide to plan for their future by using a special needs trust. [...]

Divorce has become common for women in Washington and other states. According to one study, 56 percent of women leave financial planning and major [...]

Setting up an educational trust in Washington is more complicated than people often realize. Even though many parents and grandparents want to help their [...]

The point of an estate plan is to create the means for an efficient transition of assets upon one’s passing. Among other issues that [...]

It can be relatively easy for Washington residents to create a will. It can also be relatively easy for them and others to create [...]