Estate planning in Washington
Plan with purpose. Protect what matters.
We help individuals and families create clear, customized estate plans to protect loved ones, honor wishes, and reduce stress down the road.
What is Estate Planning?
Estate planning isn’t just about what happens after you pass away—it’s about making intentional decisions now to protect your loved ones, plan for incapacity, and ensure your wishes are honored.
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Whether you're starting from scratch or updating existing documents, we simplify the process and guide you every step of the way.
Our Estate Planning Services
We offer personalized estate planning solutions that bring clarity, protection, and peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
Long-Term Care Provisions
Plan ahead for aging, healthcare needs, and asset protection as you or your loved ones grow older
Estate Administration
Guidance for executors and families in managing and settling estates smoothly, efficiently, and in accordance with the law
Document Drafting
We prepare wills, durable powers of attorney, trusts, living wills, and other essential estate planning documents tailored to your goals
End-of-Life Arrangements
Support with healthcare directives, memorial preferences, and legal planning to honor your wishes with dignity
Why estate planning matters
It’s not just for the wealthy. A good estate plan ensures:
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Your family knows your wishes
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Your assets go where you want them to
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Your loved ones avoid unnecessary legal delays and costs
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It also empowers you to name guardians for your children, assign healthcare decision-makers, and plan for your own future care.
Featured Resources
Explore helpful guides and blog posts to learn more about estate planning topics
Frequently Asked Questions
What is estate planning?
Estate planning is the process of planning for incapacity through documents such as Wills, Durable Powers of Attorney, and Health Care Directives (Living Wills).
Do I need a trust?
It really depends on your situation. There are many different types of trusts for different purposes. The most common is a Revocable Living Trust, which can be a useful way to avoid probate.
What are the essential estate planning documents?
The essential documents everyone needs no matter their situation are a Will, Durable Power of Attorney, and Living Will (Advanced Directive).
How often should I update my estate plan?
We recommend reviewing your plan every 3–5 years, or after major life changes like marriage, divorce, a new child, or a significant asset change.