If you own funds in a bank in Washington state, it's essential to create a will and designate a beneficiary to receive them. Otherwise, distributing your money will be handled by another party, which may not be what you would like. Creating an estate plan allows you...
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What is incapacity planning?
Estate administration and probate in Washington goes beyond the actions taken after you die. An effective estate plan also accounts for your estate when you are alive but neutralized. In some cases, travelers need others to handle their businesses or estates. Those...
Filing a decedent’s final tax return
Adjusting to the death of a loved one is a challenging period. As the emotional grief begins to wane, you may have to deal with several administrative issues to put the decedent’s affairs in order. One of the common tasks that Washington residents deal with after a...
The merits of a revocable trust
Estate planning in Washington isn’t quite complete without considering creating a trust. Your living or testimonial will is an estate tool that manages your public assets. However, you get to decide what’s public and what remains private. Having both a public and...