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Consider Your Gross Estate When Writing a Detailed Will?

Consider Your Gross Estate When Writing a Detailed Will?

When you are writing a will, you will need to consider the gross estate you are leaving...

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3 Ways to Designate a Charitable Contribution in Your Will

3 Ways to Designate a Charitable Contribution in Your Will

Are you interested in donating some of your assets to your favorite charity? A charitable contribution in...

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Estate Tax Upon Death in Washington

Estate Tax Upon Death in Washington

Upon death, a Washington State estate may be subject to an estate tax. The rate ranges from...

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How to Talk to Aging Parents About the Importance of Writing a Will

How to Talk to Aging Parents About the Importance of Writing a Will

Writing a will is an important part of planning for the future. It provides a guide for...

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5 Reasons Why Wills Are Contested

5 Reasons Why Wills Are Contested

Wills can be contested for several reasons. These can include lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence, or...

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What is a DNR and Why is it Important?

What is a DNR and Why is it Important?

A DNR, or Do Not Resuscitate, is a medical directive that instructs medical staff not to perform...

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What is a Holographic Will and Are They Legal in Washington?

What is a Holographic Will and Are They Legal in Washington?

Holographic Wills (are written in the testator’s handwriting) are legal in some states, but not the State...

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7 Things Commonly Forgotten in a Will

7 Things Commonly Forgotten in a Will

Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do for your family and loved...

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Should Families Fly Separately?

Should Families Fly Separately?

This is a surprisingly controversial question.  While some families choose to fly separately in case there is...

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Good Things to Consider When Choosing an Executor

Good Things to Consider When Choosing an Executor

There are many different things to consider when deciding who will be the executor of your estate.
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