Redmond Office Law Blog

As we open the newspaper everyday and read about the various scams going on many of us are surprised to learn that many of these scams are occurring with local professionals.  What individuals need to understand is that when they seek out the services of a professional, they need to make sure that any other […]

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Many times family members choose a trustee or administrator without discussing it with the individual that they appoint.  It is extremely important that you ask the individual you desire to appoint and address the duties that go along with serving as a trustee. This will give them an opportunity to accept or decline.  When explaining […]

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With April being tax month, most Americans are concerned about income taxes not estate taxes. However, it is important that all families pay attention to all taxes that could affect them and their family both now. Under the current laws, the estate tax is set to change over the next 3 years unless Congress acts […]

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As more and more families face a financial crisis and even the possibility of bankruptcy, many children are concerned that if a parent were to die with debt that they will be responsible for it. The good news is that most children are not responsible for the debts of their parents.
If the parent dies with […]

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Although many of us like to think that the “Fountain of Youth” is out there, the new concept of aging in place is not the same thing. Aging in place is the concept of updating our current home and/or environment to ensure that we can continue to live in our home as we grow old. […]

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