Month: July 2025

Can you contest a will if there’s a no-contest clause?

On Behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Jul 28, 2025 | Probate

A no-contest clause in a will is meant to discourage legal challenges by stating that anyone who unsuccessfully contests the document may be disinherited. However, things aren’t always so straightforward. Don’t assume your hands are tied if you’re a beneficiary...

What does it mean to decant a trust in Washington?

On Behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Jul 15, 2025 | Estate Planning

Setting up a trust is a way that a person can ensure their loved ones get the assets they want them to have. Some of these trusts are irrevocable, which means they can’t be changed or cancelled once they’re established. Trustees are responsible for taking care of...

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