When preparing for end-of-life and long-term health care decisions, there are two main tools available: Medical powers of attorney and living wills. What if you have neither of those at a critical medical moment when you’re suddenly unable to speak for yourself? If...
The Long-Term Care Act was passed in 2019, which made Washington the first state in the nation to establish a public program centered on long-term care. Employees and employers need to find out all they can about this act because it goes into effect in January 2022....
While you’re going through the process of working on your estate planning, it’s a good idea to learn more about "testamentary capacity" and what it could mean for you in the future. Having the mental capacity to complete a task means that you are capable of...
