Estate Planning After a Divorce: Parenting Plans, Guardianships and More
As a couple with a family, hopefully, you & your spouse have at least started the process of estate planning. If you are going through a divorce, however, these plans will probably need to change. You might even have to start over from the beginning of your estate-planning process. You
Do I Need a Guardianship Attorney? | Spokane, Washington
Choosing someone to whom you should grant guardianship of your minor children in the event you are no longer able to care for them is a difficult idea to wrestle with. First things, first, it is not even clear what we mean by not able to take care of them. What
5 Reasons You Need a Lawyer for Your Social Security Disability Appeal
It is not fair. You have worked hard and paid into the system. Now it is time to collect on that because you have been injured and cannot work anymore. You play by the book, go to your doctor appointments, get all the paperwork and send in your application for Social
Is Inheritance Taxable? Your Guide to Inheritance Tax
The average inheritance that someone leaves behind is just shy of $200,000. But, getting an inheritance is often a bittersweet moment. While it can be a life-changing financial boom for many, it comes with the passing of a loved one. Unfortunately, you do not get to just put this money in
It has Been Awhile: The Top Signs It Is Time to Update Your Estate Plan
Are you thinking about updating your will? Have you had some big lifestyle changes that may affect your future finances? Have you always had a will but not kept up on updating it as your life has changed? If you have answered yes to one or all of these, it
Do Not Forget Fido: What to Know About Including Pets in Your Will
Did you know about 85 million families own a pet in the United States? It is no wonder that with so many fur babies people are looking at ways to make sure their pets are taken care of in case of sudden death. A common question from pet owners can you include
Giving to Charity: How to Leave Your Money to Charity
Did you know that 9% of all money given to charity in the U.S. comes from individual gifts? If you are looking to be a part of this statistic one day, you might have some questions about giving to charity through your will. If you plan correctly, you can leave a
Age Is Just a Number: Why You Should Write a Will When You are Young
Studies show that 78% of millennials (ages 18-36) and 64% of Generation X-ers (ages 37-52) do not have a will. By contrast, 82% of those 72 and older and 58% of baby boomers (ages 53-71) do have an estate plan. While seniors are usually prepared for the worst, younger people tend to
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