Seattle, WA
Estate planning Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more
What is a Guardianship? A Guardianship is a Court approved arrangement that is useful when a person cannot manage their own financial or personal affairs. The Court sees Guardianship as a last resort a...
See Full GuideWhat is a Will? A Will is a written document explaining how you want your possessions and assets to be distributed after you die. A Will is put into effect at your death. You can change your Will at an...
See Full GuideYour physician can now use a new form to write orders that indicate what type of life-sustaining treatment you want or do not want at the end of life. The Physician Order for Life Sustaining Treatment ...
See Full GuideThis statute allows an interested person to get a court hearing relatively quickly if they think an adult is being victimized by another person. This law gives definitions of abandonment, abuse, neglec...
See Full GuideWashington State has a detailed guardianship law designed to protect incapacitated persons. There are many safeguards in this process and attorneys are generally involved as the procedure is complex an...
See Full GuideWhen you create a Revocable Living Trust, you must transfer ownership of all your property, including all real estate, personal property, bank accounts, and pension accounts to the name of the Trust wh...
See Full GuideA Will is a written statement signed by you and two adult witnesses who do not inherit under the Will. The Will typically names people or organizations who will inherit your assets after your death. It...
See Full GuideEach of us can now register our Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney with the State Department of Health. This is a free service which maintains records of Health Care Directives, Medical Powers o...
See Full GuideYou may have heard Health Care Directives popularly referred to as Living Wills. They are not a Will, which is a document that directs who should inherit your money if you die. The Health Care Directiv...
See Full GuideWashington law gives a limited Power of Attorney by statute to certain family members. The best practice is for each of us over the age of 18 to write a Medical Power of Attorney and name the person we...
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