Estate Planning
Can Estranged Family Members Contest My Will in Washington State?
June 15, 2023
If you live in Washington State and have an estranged family member, are you worried about them contesting your will after you die? Well, don’t worry quite yet. There are a variety of criteria an individual must meet to contest a will in the state of Washington. Depending on your situation, there might also be measures you can take as you revisit your existing estate plan or create a new one to cause them to think twice about doing so. Here is what you need to know about whether an estranged family member can contest a will in Washington state.
Secure Your Vision: 5 Estate Planning Tips for Seattle Entrepreneurs
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How To Avoid Family Disputes Over Your Property
February 16, 2023
Far too many families end up fighting, or at least experiencing tension, over a family inheritance, but it does not have to be that way. Having counseled families for years, we offer the following advice to help your family avoid fighting over your property — while you are here and after you die.
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