by Steve King | Jun 5, 2018 | Did you know?, estate planning
One of the fundamental tenets of the law, both in Washington State and throughout this country, is that you have the right to refuse medical treatment, even if that refusal will hasten your death. While you can exercise that right at any time, it becomes particularly...
by Steve King | Apr 16, 2018 | Did you know?, estate planning
Washington is a community property state, but what does that mean? In Washington, the property owned by a person who is married (I’m using marriage and spouse in this post, but the same rules apply to a couple in a state registered domestic partnership) falls into...
by Steve King | Feb 11, 2018 | Did you know?, estate planning
When you die, what will happen to your pet? Hopefully you’ve picked out someone to take care of your pet, but how do you know that that person will actually care for your pet the way you want? Another thing to consider is that caring for a pet can be expensive. ...
by Steve King | Feb 8, 2018 | Did you know?, estate planning
Did you know that you can make a gift of property to a minor without needing to set up a trust? While trusts are a great way to hold property for a minor, there are situations where a trust may be a bit of overkill, or sometimes a gift or bequest is made before a...
by Steve King | Feb 1, 2018 | Did you know?, estate planning
When you name your children as the beneficiaries of your retirement account or life insurance policy, do you know what happens if one of them dies before you? You very likely named your spouses as the beneficiary of your life insurance policies and retirement...
