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Estate Planning for Your Blended Family Following Remarriage

Estate Planning for Your Blended Family Following Remarriage

February 3, 2022

Estate planning for your blended family can raise issues, most obvious of which are assets from a previous marriage. We can help!

How to Include Cryptocurrency in Your Estate Plan

How to Include Cryptocurrency in Your Estate Plan

January 20, 2022

How Can I Leave My House to Multiple Heirs?

How Can I Leave My House to Multiple Heirs?

January 6, 2022

How to Handle Remains in Washington State – Part II

How to Handle Remains in Washington State – Part II

December 2, 2021

How to Handle Remains in Washington State – Part I

How to Handle Remains in Washington State – Part I

November 25, 2021

What You Should and Shouldn’t Store in a Safe Deposit Box

What You Should and Shouldn’t Store in a Safe Deposit Box

November 11, 2021

Spark Joy for Your Loved Ones and Yourself With Swedish Death Cleaning

Spark Joy for Your Loved Ones and Yourself With Swedish Death Cleaning

October 28, 2021

Why Your Special Needs Child Needs to Be a Part of Your Estate Plan

Why Your Special Needs Child Needs to Be a Part of Your Estate Plan

October 14, 2021

Your estate plan should ensure your special needs child experiences the best quality of life they can, that the assets upon which they will rely will last as long as possible during their lifetime, and that their eligibility for public services will be maximized. Learn more.

What Will Become of Your Minor Children Should You Die of COVID-19?

What Will Become of Your Minor Children Should You Die of COVID-19?

September 23, 2021

To date, 676,000 people in the US have died from COVID-19, many parents of minor children. Without a will there is no instruction on who should care for them. Make your wishes known, learn how.

QDRO, dividing your retirement accounts as part of your divorce

QDRO, dividing your retirement accounts as part of your divorce

September 2, 2021

Having to complete a QDRO in Washington State as part of your divorce will force you to take a look at your retirement accounts, what's in them, and their terms. Learn how this impacts your divorce and your estate plan.