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31 03, 2020

Do you worry your child will waste their inheritance?

Law Firm2022-10-13T00:39:19-07:00

You have worked hard to earn the assets you now have, and you may want to pass those assets on to your adult children [...]

Do you worry your child will waste their inheritance?Law Firm2022-10-13T00:39:19-07:00

30 03, 2020

The importance of knowing when to update an estate plan

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:24:41-08:00

Knowing when to update an estate plan can be as crucial as developing an estate plan to begin with. This blog recently discussed what [...]

The importance of knowing when to update an estate planLaw Firm2022-01-17T02:24:41-08:00

27 11, 2019

How do powers of attorney end?

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:28:07-08:00

Older people living in Washington are often concerned about ensuring that they are cared for as they age. While many seniors are perfectly capable [...]

How do powers of attorney end?Law Firm2022-01-17T02:28:07-08:00

14 11, 2019

The importance of keeping an estate plan updated

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:07:03-08:00

Some people in Washington may think their estate is in good shape because they created a will years ago, but it is important to [...]

The importance of keeping an estate plan updatedLaw Firm2022-01-17T02:07:03-08:00

1 11, 2019

A legacy plan ensures a person’s wishes are carried out

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:39:34-08:00

It is common for high net worth individuals to think about their assets when it comes to estate planning. While these assets are important, [...]

A legacy plan ensures a person’s wishes are carried outLaw Firm2022-01-17T02:39:34-08:00

21 10, 2019

4 Things to remember when drafting your will

Law Firm2022-01-17T01:59:30-08:00

As your life changes, the contents of your will should change with it. After all, you want to ensure your assets are secure and [...]

4 Things to remember when drafting your willLaw Firm2022-01-17T01:59:30-08:00

14 10, 2019

Why a nontraditional estate planning approach may be right

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:24:29-08:00

As laws change, traditional estate planning advice might not always be appropriate for some Washington residents. For example, they might want to consider whether [...]

Why a nontraditional estate planning approach may be rightLaw Firm2022-01-17T02:24:29-08:00

2 10, 2019

Defining interested parties in a will contest

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:47:31-08:00

All interested parties to a will that was executed in Washington must be notified in the event of a will contest.Those who are listed [...]

Defining interested parties in a will contestLaw Firm2022-01-17T02:47:31-08:00

16 09, 2019

Child-free people can benefit from estate planning

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:19:12-08:00

When people in Washington have kids, they may start thinking about estate planning. Children inspire many people to make a will in order to [...]

Child-free people can benefit from estate planningLaw Firm2022-01-17T02:19:12-08:00

3 09, 2019

Deciding whether to use a will or a trust in an estate plan

Law Firm2022-01-17T02:19:59-08:00

Some people in Washington have estate plans that include both a will and a trust. One of these is generally the main document for [...]

Deciding whether to use a will or a trust in an estate planLaw Firm2022-01-17T02:19:59-08:00