Believe it or not, you already have an estate that needs planning, and you have important decisions regarding future care that need to be made. The sooner you start establishing your estate plan, the better.
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More and more adult children are finding themselves in the position of caring for their aging parents. A difficult but essential part of that relationship is participating in the planning for end of life decisions. Fortunately, Washington law gives individuals a broad range of alternatives when confronting such issues.
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In the most recent edition of NW Lawyer, family law and probate attorneys discuss the ramifications (and results) of the death of a spouse in the midst of a dissolution proceeding. There are many misunderstandings about what happens to property (both community and separate property) when parties are estranged yet still legally married.
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