Estate planning takes on a unique dimension when it comes to families who own timber or farm land.

Estate planning takes on a unique dimension when it comes to families who own timber or farm land. Beyond the standard Wills and Trusts, these families must carefully consider the future of their valuable assets, which often hold both financial and sentimental value. To secure a legacy and ensure a smooth transition, it is crucial to engage in comprehensive estate planning. This includes designating heirs who have the knowledge and passion to manage the land responsibly, considering conservation easements to protect the environment, and accounting for potential estate taxes. By taking these steps, families can preserve their timber or farm land for generations to come, passing down not just property, but a deep connection to the land itself.

If you have estate planning questions, give us a call at 253.858.5434 to find out how we can help. We proudly represent clients throughout Washington and Idaho and are available to meet in person, by phone, or via video conference.