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How to Find Out If Your Loved One Has a Will

How to Find Out If Your Loved One Has a Will

by Caress Law, PC | Sep 20, 2024 | Estate Planning

Losing a loved one is a challenging time, and dealing with legal and financial matters only adds to the complexity. One of the crucial questions you may face after their passing is whether they had a will. A will outlines their wishes regarding asset distribution,...
Refinancing Your House? Don’t Forget This Crucial Step When It Comes to Estate Planning

Refinancing Your House? Don’t Forget This Crucial Step When It Comes to Estate Planning

by Caress Law, PC | Jul 24, 2024 | Estate Planning

When it comes to managing your estate and securing your family’s financial future, the impact of refinancing your home on your estate plan might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, if you’ve established a revocable trust as part of your...
You Don’t Need $1 Billion to Leave a Legacy Through Gifting

You Don’t Need $1 Billion to Leave a Legacy Through Gifting

by Caress Law, PC | Apr 23, 2024 | Estate Planning

A billion dollars goes a long way. Ruth Gottesman, a former professor at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Chair of the Einstein Board of Trustees, has been working for and associated with the college for over 55 years. A passionate believer in the...
Washington Residents: Do You Qualify for IRS Direct File for Your 2023 Taxes?

Washington Residents: Do You Qualify for IRS Direct File for Your 2023 Taxes?

by Caress Law, PC | Apr 8, 2024 | Estate Planning

The IRS has launched a new pilot program this tax filing season called Direct File, and you’re in luck because Washington is one of the 12 states participating this year! This program allows you to file your federal tax return electronically and directly with...
What Could Happen if Your College Student Doesn’t Sign a POA?

What Could Happen if Your College Student Doesn’t Sign a POA?

by Caress Law, PC | Feb 8, 2024 | Estate Planning, Power of Attorney

Sending your child off to college is a milestone, signifying their transition to adulthood and independence. While you’re likely focused on their textbooks, dorm room decorations, and meal plans, there’s another essential item that should be on their...
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