Category Archives: Wills Trusts
Can a Trustee Ignore the Trust’s Instructions?
One of the key benefits of a living trust is that it allows you to leave binding instructions for your trustee on how you want your property distributed after your death. Although you can always amend, alter, or revoke a living trust at any point during your lifetime, once you pass away, the trust… Read More »
Making Sense of Living Wills in Washington State
Every individual deserves the right to dictate their healthcare, particularly when they cannot communicate their wishes. A living will, or as it’s officially termed in Washington State, a “health care directive,” provides a legally binding way to do this. Understanding this crucial document is fundamental for controlling your future healthcare decisions as you navigate… Read More »
Is Your Last Will & Testament a Scam?
Demystifying Probate, Privacy, and Protection with Moulton Law Offices Most adults have considered or established a Last Will & Testament, hoping to secure their family’s future and ensure their assets are distributed according to their wishes. However, many individuals unknowingly have misconceptions about a will’s functions and limitations. At Moulton Law Offices, located in… Read More »
Is it Wise to Do Your Own “DIY Living Trust”?
In the internet age, doing things yourself, or the “DIY approach,” has become more popular. There’s no denying the appeal: it’s often cheaper, convenient, and can provide a sense of satisfaction. However, it’s crucial to understand the potential risks involved when it comes to significant financial and legal matters such as a DIY Living… Read More »
Irrevocable Trusts Demystified: How They Work, Types, etc.
First – What is an Irrevocable Trust? An irrevocable trust is a kind of trust that ensures that the terms, once set, cannot be changed. While this makes them sound permanent and restrictive, irrevocable trusts can be advantageous. Compared to revocable trusts, where you can change or revoke any terms whenever you like, these… Read More »
What To Expect When a Trustee is NOT Paying Beneficiaries?
Today we want to address a more common situation than people might think. We’re talking about the worst nightmare of any beneficiary today: dealing with a trustee who refuses to do the right thing – the trustee is not paying beneficiaries. This might be a trustee who doesn’t want to pay out the trust fund… Read More »
Questions to Ask a Kennewick Wills and Trusts Lawyer
If you’re looking for a Kennewick wills and trusts lawyer , you’ll want to ask the right questions. You could start with a Google search for “trust lawyers near me” or “will lawyer near me” to make things easy and begin to read through some of their Google reviews to see what previous clients… Read More »
The Difference Between Wills & Trusts [Video]
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Avoid Probate Using a Living Trust
Living trusts are a great way to avoid probate. Here’s what you need to know about how to avoid probate with a living trust. Living trusts are a way to make sure that your money goes where you want it to. Most individuals wish to leave as much of their wealth to their children… Read More »
Living Trusts – Beware of these 4 Myths
A living trust is one of the most frequently used types of trust. A trust is essentially a contract between the trustee, managing and distributing the assets outlined in the trust document, and the creator. There are several types of trusts available to individuals and couples alike. Living trusts can be divided into revocable… Read More »