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As a general rule, no one wants to rely on Medicaid benefits. Most people prefer to use private health insurance to cover their costs and the expenses of their loved ones. They may rely on Medicare after they retire and no longer have access to private insurance...
Becoming a parent changes virtually everything—including your responsibilities when it comes to planning for the future. Whether you have just welcomed your first child or added to your growing family, now is the time to draft or update your estate plan. While it is...
As we age, the need for thoughtful housing and end-of-life planning becomes more critical. For many seniors in Washington, these are some of the most critical decisions they will face. The process of planning ahead can feel like it is a bit too much, but it is...
Creating a will allows you to decide what happens to your assets after death. In Washington State, you do not need an attorney to draft a will. However, you must follow specific legal requirements. These five frequently asked questions offer essential guidance on the...
Divorce is challenging, and revisiting your estate plan might feel like an additional burden. However, it is crucial to reassess your legal documents after significant life changes, including divorce. This ensures your assets and wishes are protected and aligned with...
Deciding on care for an aging loved one is a major decision that affects their well-being and your family's peace of mind. As their needs change, you may find yourself considering various options, including assisted living, nursing homes or even staying at home....
Divorce is rarely easy, but it doesn't have to be a battle. In Washington State, couples seeking a less adversarial and more constructive approach to divorce are increasingly turning to collaborative law. This alternative dispute resolution method emphasizes...
Spousal support, or alimony, refers to the financial support one spouse may pay to the other following a divorce. This support aims to help the recipient maintain the standard of living they had during the marriage. However, spousal support is not guaranteed. Several...
Sometimes, elders fail to consider creating an estate plan, drafting a will or appointing a power of attorney (POA) until something significant happens, such as an accident because of old age or becoming incapacitated. This leads many people who care for older folks,...
Divorce is challenging on its own, but when spouses are also joint business owners, the process can become even more difficult. Understanding how to handle both the emotional and financial aspects can make a significant difference in the outcome for both parties. How...