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Avoiding Probate in Washington State

“Probate” is the name of the legal process through which the estate of a deceased person is settled through his or her personal representative, a party sometimes referred to as the “executor” of the estate. This process can be confusing, costly, and take several months to fully complete.

What is a Special Needs Trust?

When creating a special needs trust, you will be able to have any money or property received put directly into a trust account.

What Is Probate Anyway?

Explanation of what the probate process is and how it operates.

Protect Your Family With Estate Planning!

Protect your family by getting important estate documents before its too late! Estate documents include much more than just getting a Will. They also include the Durable Power of Attorney, Living Will, and Trust. Act today and get experienced and affordable legal representation.

Why is it Best Not to Avoid Making an Estate Plan Until Your Finances are Organized?

Find out from an estate planning attorney why it is best not to avoid making an estate plan until your finances are organized.

What is a Specific Bequest in Illinois?

Explanation of a specific bequest in a Will in Illinois.

What is Probate in Illinois?

Explanation of probate in Illinois.

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The Difference Between Having a Will and Not Having a Will

I will discuss the basic differences between having a will and not having a will.

I have a will so now what?

You either went to an attorney or legalzoom.com, perhaps even Suzie Orman, and you purchased and executed a will. So what does that mean?

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