Administering an estate can involve important legal and financial responsibilities. In this webinar recording, we discuss common estate administration considerations, compare different estate scenarios, and provide an overview of the probate process and steps that may be required after a person's death.
Charitable giving and gifting strategies are often important components of an estate plan, yet they are frequently deferred while attention is focused on foundational planning documents. In this webinar recording, we discuss how charitable and gifting objectives may be incorporated into an overall estate planning strategy and the considerations involved in addressing these goals.
Supporting aging parents may involve taking on important legal and financial responsibilities. In this webinar recording, we discuss common fiduciary roles, the responsibilities associated with those roles, the Prudent Investor Rule, and considerations for managing family dynamics when assisting loved ones.
Trusts can play an important role in estate planning and asset management. In this webinar recording, we provide an overview of trust concepts, including different types of trusts, common trust terminology, special needs trusts, and other factors individuals and families may consider when evaluating estate planning strategies.
Estate planning encompasses a variety of legal and financial considerations that can help individuals document their wishes and organize the transfer of assets. In this webinar recording, we review common estate planning tools, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives, beneficiary designations, and fiduciary planning considerations.
Asset protection planning involves understanding potential risks and evaluating the legal structures and strategies that may be available to address them. In this webinar recording, we discuss key planning considerations, including liability exposure, asset ownership structures, gifting strategies, and trust planning concepts that individuals, families, and business owners may consider as part of their broader financial and estate planning efforts.
Estate planning doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. This introductory webinar walks you through the essential components of a well‑structured estate plan, including wills, powers of attorney, trusts, and beneficiary designations.
Many businesspeople use artificial intelligence, and wisely so. It is part of the future of business. In some cases, they are even using AI in place of attorneys. Why pay hundreds of dollars per hour and wait days or weeks for legal advice when AI is instantly available for a small monthly fee, or even for free?
On March 23, 2026, Washington House Bill 1155 became law. The bill forbids and invalidates noncompetition covenants in Washington effective June 30, 2027. Business owners should start thinking now about what they need to do in light of the law.
