When you set up a power of attorney, one of the first things you do is determine if it’s going to be a medical power of attorney or a financial power of attorney. This simply dictates what type of decisions the person who is named will be able to make for you. When...
Estate planning may involve someone drafting a will, creating a trust or creating documents that take effect while they are still alive. Not that long ago, people planning estates in Washington would create living wills. However, the state has transitioned now to...
Life is constantly changing and your estate plan should be updated to reflect those changes. Estate plans should be regularly reviewed every three to five years because the plans that you created five years ago may not truly reflect your current circumstances. Also,...
