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I am married with a prenuptial agreement, do I also need a Will or a Trust? A prenuptial agreement is a contract between spouses that binds you in the event of a death or divorce.  It sometimes addresses obligations during … Read More

We often get the question from potential clients regarding whether they should hire us or use an online drafting service to create their estate planning documents… Read More

When Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act in March of this year, most people focused in on the stimulus payment. However, if you have retirement savings, there may be additional helpful provisions in the Act… Read More

The Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act, also known as the CARES Act, has resulted in most individuals receiving a one-time Economic Impact payment from the IRS… Read More

Many of us have more time on our hands during this novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. One silver lining is this gives us a chance to tackle some of those items on our To-Do lists… Read More

The hesitancy to plan for death as part of life is a common reason for not having a will.  We like to reframe the conversation by teaching why a will should be considered a living document… Read More

Q: I am a resident of Oregon and own property in Canada. One piece is a condo at Whistler, BC and the other is one is ownership of half of a home that my sister and I inherited from my mother. … Read More

If you plan on residing in Oregon (or any US state) and you own things, particularly if you have family here, you should do at least a minimum of estate planning… Read More

Fortunately, the world has gotten smaller and deaths abroad are no longer the logistical disaster of some years ago. When you’re planning on traveling out of the country you should make sure you have your estate planning documents in place… Read More