Many people make the mistake of assuming that they do not need an estate plan. They believe that estate planning is for older people who are married, have children and substantial assets like a home, small business, and large investment portfolio. The truth is, everyone can ...
Read MoreMost residents of Washington understand that a guardianship is used to protect the interests of a minor child whose parents are deceased or otherwise ...
View MoreEstate planning can give you peace of mind for the future, allowing you to decide what will happen to your estate and property after you pass. It can ...
View MoreMost Washingtonians understand the need for a testamentary will, i.e., a will that provides for the distribution of a person's property after death. ...
View MoreWhen a loved one passes away, it can be quite difficult to settle his or her estate. The process of actually getting the right assets to the ...
View MoreA careful divorce attorney asks to see all of your estate planning documents such as your: Will; Community Property Agreement; Revocable Living Trust; ...
View MoreWashington readers understand the importance of estate planning, but many people fail to realize the other tools they may need in addition to a will. ...
View MoreMany residents of Vancouver have heard the term "living will" without fully understanding its meaning. With the many advances in medical treatment ...
View MoreThe death of a public figure or wealthy celebrity can bring into focus the true need that many people have for creating solid, legally enforceable ...
View MoreHaving a valid will can be an important part of ensuring that a Vancouver resident's estate is distributed according to their wishes upon their death. ...
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