A basic estate plan does not need to be complicated to provide meaningful protection for you and your family.

A basic estate plan does not need to be complicated to provide meaningful protection for you and your family. Even without Trusts for minor children or advanced tax strategies, a well-prepared plan typically includes a Last Will and Testament, Powers of Attorney for financial and healthcare decisions, and a Health Care Directive. These documents allow you to name who will manage your affairs if you become incapacitated, who will receive your assets, and who will handle the administration of your estate. For many individuals and families, this straightforward approach delivers clarity, reduces the likelihood of disputes, and makes life significantly easier for loved ones during difficult times. The key is not complexity, but ensuring your wishes are clearly documented and legally valid.

If you have questions about preparing a basic estate plan, give us a call at 253.858.5434 to make an appointment today. We proudly represent clients throughout Washington and Idaho and are available to meet in person, by phone, or via video conference.