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Tips for Avoiding Probate in Washington State

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

Going through the probate process in Washington State can be an expensive and time-consuming undertaking. The longer probate takes, the longer your beneficiaries will have to wait to receive the inheritance you left for them. However, not all estates in Washington have to go through the probate process and there are tips you can… Read More »

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Trouble Understanding Probate? Ask a Kennewick Probate Lawyer

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

Settling an estate after losing someone close to you is probably the last thing on your mind. Understanding the Kennewick Probate process can be a complex, time-consuming, arduous experience – filled with legal jargon & confusing terminology – not to mention the undue stress it can place on you and your family. The mountain… Read More »

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Avoid Probate in Washington State Using Trusts

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

When it comes to estate planning, the best way to avoid probate in Washington State is by setting up revocable and irrevocable living trusts. Trusts are powerful legal tools that can help protect your assets from being taken away in a probate process, while also providing for your family’s future financial security. Trust attorneys… Read More »

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Tri-Cities Probate Attorneys

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If you live in Kennewick, Richland, or Pasco – Tri-Cities Probate describes the legal process that encompasses the administration and distribution of a deceased person’s property and the payment of outstanding debts. The probate process guarantees that all assets are distributed in accordance with the deceased person’s wishes. If you found us today by… Read More »

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Trust Administration in Kennewick, Yakima, & Spokane

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

Trust administration is the management of trust property by trustees that follows the trust document’s terms and is for the beneficiaries’ benefit after the settlor’s death. An attorney can help trustees with many required steps to implement effective administration. If you or a loved one has recently passed with a trust in place, the… Read More »

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How Can I Find Reputable Probate Attorneys Near Me?

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

Going through the probate process can be frustrating and bewildering, especially in the wake of losing a loved one. It may be tempting to keep your head down and avoid the situation altogether, but trust us when we say that finding the best will and probate attorneys will be one of the best ways to go… Read More »

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What is Probate, & How long does it take?

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

Probate is the legal process that occurs after an individual passes away. The decedent’s will is submitted to the Court, and according to the terms of the will, the heirs legally obtain their inheritance. This process is required to distribute the deceased person’s assets. Many misconceptions about probate exist, and many believe it is… Read More »

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What is Probate? [Video]

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Beware of These 6 Risks with DIY Probate

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

First off, what is the definition of probate? Dealing with a deceased person’s estate (property, money, and personal effects) is known as probate. Many individuals believe that DIY probate, or naming a friend/family member to act as their executor after they die is more convenient or inexpensive. So, is this something you should do?… Read More »

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3 Reasons for Changing a Trust When Moving to Washington

By Moulton Law Offices, P.S. |

With the influx of people moving to Washington State from California, many folks have questions about whether they should revoke their original trust to establish a new trust in their new state of residence (Washington State). California statutory trustee powers, trustee authorities, and trust administration rules should continue to apply to all trusts created… Read More »

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