18 June
When most people ask me why I got into estate planning I tell them about having kids, owning a business, and wanting to make sure I passed down a legacy.
When most people ask me why I got into estate planning I tell them about having kids, owning a business, and wanting to make sure I passed down a legacy.
I have a secret I want to tell you. It’s not necessarily something I’m ashamed of, though I’m definitely not shouting it from the rooftops. And it’s got everything to.
One of the first questions I usually ask people that I talk to about estate planning is “what do you want?” Sometimes people know exactly what they want, and that’s.
If you’ve lived in Washington State for any amount of time, you’ve probably heard someone mention that it is a “community property” state. And they are right, it is. But,.
You may not know this about me, but I love the NCAA tournament. I was born and raised a Kansas Jayhawk fan (in Kansas) and eventually went on to graduate.
You ever play a game with someone and they “forget” to tell you all of the rules, so you make a bunch of moves in one direction with one strategy.