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Northwest Estate Tax: Comparing Oregon and Washington (2026 Version)

by Bob Cronk on April 6, 2026 with No Comments

For residents of the Pacific Northwest, state level “death taxes” can be a significant hurdle to overcome.  While both Oregon and Washington impose an estate tax, their rules, exemptions, and rates have diverged significantly as of 2026.  Understanding these differences … Read More

Elder Law, Estate Planning, Oregon Laws, Probate
Should I update my estate planning to avoid probate?

Should I update my estate planning to avoid probate?

by Nay & Friedenberg on January 31, 2018 with No Comments

After someone dies, a court process known as probate may be required to ensure debts and taxes are paid and remaining assets are transferred to the rightful recipients… Read More

Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate
What share of an estate does a surviving spouse receive when there are children from a previous marriage?

What share of an estate does a surviving spouse receive when there are children from a previous marriage?

by Nay & Friedenberg on January 13, 2015 with No Comments

A surviving spouse has certain rights to the deceased spouse’s estate under Oregon law. If the deceased spouse left a valid will, the terms of the will generally control who receives the deceased spouse’s assets… Read More

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