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Washington Estate Planning for Jewelry, Valuables, and Collectibles

Washington Estate Planning for Jewelry, Valuables, and Collectibles

April 9, 2026

A Seattle estate planning lawyer explains the ways to pass down valuables, including jewelry and collectibles, in Washington state.

Balancing Transparency and Privacy in Estate Planning

Balancing Transparency and Privacy in Estate Planning

April 2, 2026

Learn from a Seattle estate planning lawyer the best strategies for balancing transparency and privacy in a Washington state estate plan.

Saying No Without Guilt: Handling Requests Around Estate Planning Decisions

Saying No Without Guilt: Handling Requests Around Estate Planning Decisions

March 26, 2026

A Seattle estate planning lawyer explains how to field requests from family about your Washington estate plan without feeling guilty or angry.

Talking to Baby Boomers About Their Estate Plan

Talking to Baby Boomers About Their Estate Plan

March 12, 2026

An experienced Seattle estate planning lawyer explains how to effectively discuss estate planning options with baby boomer relatives.

How Your Ex-Spouse’s Remarriage Can Affect Your Washington Estate Plan

How Your Ex-Spouse’s Remarriage Can Affect Your Washington Estate Plan

February 26, 2026

A Seattle estate planning attorney explains how an ex-spouse's remarriage can affect your Washington estate plan.

Estate Planning When Your Adult Children Don’t Get Along

Estate Planning When Your Adult Children Don’t Get Along

February 19, 2026

A Seattle estate planning lawyer explains how to create an estate plan when your adult children don't get along.

Estate Planning and Silent Divorce: How to Protect Yourself

Estate Planning and Silent Divorce: How to Protect Yourself

February 12, 2026

Learn from an experienced Seattle family lawyer how estate planning can protect you during a silent divorce in Washington.

How Transfer-on-Death (TOD) Accounts Are Helpful in Washington State Estate Planning

How Transfer-on-Death (TOD) Accounts Are Helpful in Washington State Estate Planning

February 5, 2026

Learn from a Seattle estate planning lawyer about how a transfer-on-death (TOD) account can work with your Washington state estate plan.

Estate Planning Pitfalls for Unmarried Couples in Washington State

Estate Planning Pitfalls for Unmarried Couples in Washington State

February 3, 2026

Learn from a Seattle estate planning attorney how unmarried couples in Washington can protect themselves in the event one partner dies.

Solving Shared Property Nightmares With Washington State Estate Planning

Solving Shared Property Nightmares With Washington State Estate Planning

January 8, 2026

Hear practical Washington state estate planning strategies to keep shared family property from turning into conflict or forced sales.