On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Jul 1, 2020 | estate planning
Many people in Washington select an agent to look after their affairs as they age. Appointing one or more agents with power of attorney in Washington to act on your behalf can be an effective planning tool in case of incapacitation or declining health. State...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Jun 24, 2020 | estate planning
Washington residents like you work hard on your estate plan. You want to ensure that your loved ones do not have worries after your passing. You do not want them to deal with complex legal problems. You do not want them to fight over assets. Because of this, you take...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | May 28, 2020 | estate planning
Writing a Will Most people intend to write a will eventually, and you may have already thought about which loved one you plan to pass this or that asset to someday. If you have not written your will yet, you are not alone. A recent study published by Forbes found that...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | May 18, 2020 | estate planning
Washington residents may find it daunting to think about the complexities of estate planning. Kiplinger outlines points you should keep in mind as you put together a comprehensive estate plan. Caring for minor children Your plan must address the issue of caring for...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Apr 30, 2020 | estate planning
As a Washington resident with assets, creating an estate plan is vital. A plan allows you to pass your assets to your loved ones with minimal legal hurdles. One of the most important steps you can take is selecting the personal representative of your estate. This step...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Apr 21, 2020 | estate planning
Washington residents with an estate plan already have a head start. But understand that your life is not static. Because of that, your estate plan should not remain unchanged either. Today we will look at reasons to update your estate plan. We will examine points in...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Apr 15, 2020 | estate planning
Thanks to advancements of medical science, there are many artificial means of prolonging the lives of individuals with terminal medical conditions long past the time that they would ordinarily pass away. However, not everyone wants their lives prolonged indefinitely...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Mar 17, 2020 | estate planning
If your parents face age or health issues that will eventually require them to live in a nursing home, how will they pay for this care? Few people have the personal resources to cover the costs of long-term nursing home care. Consequently, most rely on Medicaid to pay...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Mar 6, 2020 | estate planning
Washington residents are not immune to the effects of aging. Whether you need long-term care or a loved one does, paying for this necessary service becomes a top priority. Many seniors rely on Medicare to pay for their healthcare, but the federally funded insurance...
On behalf of Parr Price Law, PS | Mar 3, 2020 | estate planning
When setting your affairs in order in Washington, one thing to consider is writing your last will and testament. If you have a family and a large number of assets that you want to go to them, it is a good idea to be prepared for any eventuality, even if you are not...
