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The thought of estate planning can be quite daunting, but having a will is one of the most critical legal steps you should take to protect your interests and those of your loved ones. At Whalley Law, we pride ourselves on guiding our clients through the complex process of creating a will. Our attorneys share
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Losing a loved one is undoubtedly a challenging experience, and the legal process that follows can often add to the burden. If you find yourself in need of probate services in the Puget Sound area, Whalley Law is here to assist you. With our expertise in probate law and dedication to providing exceptional client service,
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Estate planning is the process of planning for the management and disposal of a person’s assets during their lifetime and at death. Estate planning involves legal documents such as Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, and Health Care Directives. Estate planning also includes planning for the tax consequences of death, disability, and incapacity. The purpose of
Whalley Law is delighted to announce the opening of our new law office in Spokane Valley, Washington! Our office is dedicated to providing excellent legal services for Estate Planning and Personal Injury to our clients, and we are committed to helping them navigate the complexities of those areas of the law. We will strive to
We would say yes. The need for a lawyer is not for just figuring out how to divide assets or draft a parenting plan with effective language. The most important thing that an attorney or lawyer can provide to you in a divorce is the information about what not to do. This reduces the chance
A will is a legal document that states how you would like your estate to be distributed. Your estate includes any assets and possessions that you own at the time of your passing. When creating your Last Will and Testament, you indicate how you would like your estate to be split (e.g., equal percentage shares
