To start off the month, we want to give you five more surprisingly common Estate Planning mistakes that, unfortunately, we see too often.

You probably have put a lot of thought and effort over the years into protecting your hard-earned money so it will be there when you need it. It only

What are Medicaid’s Gifting Rules? Under Medicaid law, if you gift assets within five years before applying for Long-Term Care benefits, you will be ineligible for a period of

What does Transfer on Death mean and how does it work as an Estate Planning tool?

Throughout all of this, though I was able to call and report my concerns, I had no right to know what was actually being done on my neighbor’s behalf.

In 2008, Washington became the second state to adopt the “Death with Dignity Act.” Under this act, medical doctors and osteopathic physicians must prescribe terminally ill patients lethal doses

  In our last article, Current Medicaid Standards for Washington, we listed the requirements that must be met in order to qualify for Medicaid Long-Term Care government benefits as

Probate is probably the most misunderstood area of Estate Planning. It’s often thought of as something you should avoid at all costs. This is for good reason, if you

Establishing Powers Of Attorney is very important, but isn’t something that you should try to tackle on your own. Let’s talk a little about what a Durable Power Of