How to Broach the Topic of a Prenup With Your Partner
December 23, 2021
So you are getting married. Congratulations on finding a person with whom you can share your life, rely on, and confide in, especially during difficult
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How to Navigate Holiday Challenges for Children and Young Adults of Divorce
December 16, 2021
Holidays with family can be stressful no matter what the circumstances. They are especially challenging for children with multiple family units due to their parents remarrying and
7 Christmas -y Movies About Divorce and Troubled Marriages
December 9, 2021
For those who are divorced or thinking about it, the holidays can bring up mixed emotions. One minute, you could be feeling happy and optimistic,
How to Handle Remains in Washington State – Part II
December 2, 2021
There are various ways to plan for the handling of your remains after death, as we discussed in Part I of “How to Handle Remains
How to Handle Remains in Washington State – Part I
November 25, 2021
Death is a part of life. Like taxes, there’s no avoiding it. Also, like taxes, you may not like thinking or talking about the subject.
Thinking About Adoption in Washington State? What You Need to Know
November 18, 2021
Every child deserves love, stability, and consistency. Is there a child in your life that you have considered adopting, perhaps because they are the child
What You Should and Shouldn’t Store in a Safe Deposit Box
November 11, 2021
The thought of losing your home or its contents in a disaster is a scary thought. Loss of life, destruction of irreplaceable items such as
Weaponized Incompetence: No, It Isn’t Easier to Just Do It Yourself
November 4, 2021
Spoiler alert: If you’re doing everything around the house (or at work) because you’re living (working) with a bunch of incompetent fools, or so they’ve
Spark Joy for Your Loved Ones and Yourself With Swedish Death Cleaning
October 28, 2021
If you’ve created an estate plan, you’ve already spent a good deal of time thinking about what will happen to you if you become sick, incapacitated, or
7 Questions Asked and Answered About Changing Your Name in Washington State
October 21, 2021
If you’re 18 or older and live in Washington State, you can legally change your name to anything you want as long as you’re not doing so
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