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Why Naming Your Heirs in Your Will is Absolutely Crucial

Secure Your AssetsProviding for Your Loved OnesHaving Control over Your EstateControl Your LegacyProtecting Your WishesPrevent Disputes and ConflictsWhat If You Don’t Have Heirs?Bestowing Assets on Unrelated IndividualsUpdate Your Will No one can predict what will...

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Creating Your Will Online; 3 Quick Benefits

Creating Your Will Online; 3 Quick Benefits

Writing a will is an important part of estate planning. But many people are overwhelmed by the thought of having to go through the process of writing a will. Luckily, there are now options for writing your will online, which can make the whole process easier and more...

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Who Makes a Trustworthy Custodian for your Children

Who Makes a Trustworthy Custodian for your Children

A custodian is an individual or organization that has been appointed by the court to manage and access the accounts of minors in the event of death or incapacitation of the parent/guardian. The custodian can be responsible for managing investments, insurance policies,...

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Beneficiaries: What You Need to Know

Beneficiaries: What You Need to Know

Knowing who your beneficiaries are and how they receive their inheritance is a critical part of estate planning. It’s important for trustees, executors, and other individuals responsible for distributing assets to understand the legal rights and obligations involved...

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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 behind. This is the total value of all your assets minus any debts you may have. You will also need to decide whether you will be creating a will for a probate estate or...

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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 your will is a great way to make this happen. However, there are a few key factors you should keep in mind before you put your wishes into action. Cash is the...

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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 10% to 20%. There are a number of options for reducing the tax, such as irrevocable life insurance trusts (ILITs). ILITs are not part of your estate ILITs, or irrevocable life...

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Pros and Cons of Having a Community Property Agreement

Pros and Cons of Having a Community Property Agreement

Having a Community Property Agreement can benefit a married couple, but there are also some pros and cons to having such an agreement.  Disadvantages Despite the advantages of having a Community Property Agreement, there are some unintended consequences that can...

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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 fraudulent calumny. In addition to these reasons, some other factors that can cause a will to be contested. The purpose of this article is to provide...

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Quick and Easy Wills Online

Quick and Easy Wills Online

Last Will and Testament

Direct who should be in charge of your estate and where your estate will be distributed.

Community Property Agreement

For married couples to confirm they want their estate to go to each other without going through probate.

Health Care Durable Power of Attorney

Give authority to someone to make medical decisions for you if you become incapacitated.

Financial Durable Power of Attorney

Give authority to someone to make financial decisions and manage your finances for you if you become incapacitated.

Health Care Directive

Tell your family if you want to receive life-sustaining treatment if you're in a permanent unconscious state or vegetative state.

Disposition Authorization

Tell your family if you want to receive life-sustaining treatment if you're in a permanent unconscious state or vegetative state.