Disinheriting a Child and Other Considerations of a Last Will and Testament
Are you considering disinheriting a child? Leaving your children out of your will is not a decision that is taken lightly. But sometimes there are considerations that make it the more prudent decision to leave them out of your will. If you decide to disinherit children, it is something you should do as soon as…
5 Common Mistakes When Writing a Will
There are five common mistakes when writing a will. Despite the importance of estate planning, a majority of Americans seem to neglect it. In fact, 60% of American adults do not have a will. Having more than enough to worry about already, many people do not want to add their mortality to their list of…
Not a DIY Job: Why You Need an Attorney to Write a Will
This is not a DIY job. Here’s why you need an attorney to write a will. About 60% of Americans do not have a will or a living trust. Granted, thinking and planning for the end of life is not something anyone would be enthusiastic about. So, while most people know they should, they wait until…
5 Common Misconceptions About Planning for the Future
Planning for your death can seem morbid, but in fact, having a solid end of life plan is a smart idea. There are a lot of misconceptions surrounding end of life planning, especially when it comes to drawing up and maintaining a will. Read on to learn the truth about some common myths (or misunderstandings)…
Child Custody, Divorce, Parenting Plans and How They Impact Estate Planning In WA State
Estate planning is an important step for any adult person. Estate planning not only makes sure your requests are followed after your death, but it also ensures your family members have a plan for what to do with your assets. Unfortunately, some circumstances (that may also have led to a divorce in the first place)…