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We talk a lot about what you should include on your will. What about about what you shouldn’t include? Often times there are things that just don’t belong on a will, either due to beneficiary designation or legal matters....

There are so many options these days when it comes to what to do with your body after you die. Read about some of the wackiest options available (including becoming a vinyl!) here!

Social Media is relatively new in the context of assets management. In Washington State, social media accounts are considered digital assets and included in a person’s estate during planning, however are limited by company policies. Still new, these are...

What happens to your family's health insurance when you pass. Find out here!

There are so many things your will covers. But what doesn't it cover? Learn about what your final will and testament can't cover and the details around that here.

A living will is important for giving you a voice when you have none. Learn about the history of living wills here!

Is leaving your funeral wishes in your will a good idea? As it turns out, probably not. Read up on why and the ways you can make sure your voice is heard.

Our furry (and non-furry) friends are there for us during some of life's hardest moments. When we pass, it's only right to make sure that they're taken care of properly. Learn about the ways you can care for your animals after you pass.

Having an up-to-date will is important! But how often should you update it to make it "up-to-date"? Here are 3 life events that are great times to update your will!

Having a clear living will can also make confusing or difficult decisions easier for your family and care team. Here are just a few reasons why a living will is important, even if you already have a will!

This week the world mourns the death of Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh. His life of service and dedication to his people will be remembered by all. However, we may never know his final will and testament, as many monarchs have their wills sealed. Here's what sealing is and why it happens.

Body donation is a non-tradition but lifesaving option to consider when deciding what you want done with your remains. Read on to learn about the benefits and how body donation can further medical research.

Having a will helps to make your passing easier on your loved ones. But what if you die without a will? Who gains your assets, and who decides? Read on to learn more.

There are many reasons why people choose to give to their Alma Mater post-mortem. Here's a short summary of ways you can give, and how to know what to give.

Having a former spouse or deceased relative designated as 401(k) beneficiary is more common than you think. Here are the dangers of not updating your beneficiaries, and things to consider when choosing one.