We’re celebrating FIVE years in business this month! Limitless thanks to all of our clients, friends and community supporters. We have loved every minute of helping you to answer your legal questions and solve your legal problems before they start. We are looking forward to many more years of helping our clients and our community. [..]
Often times marital troubles and divorce come hand-in-hand with money troubles. Not only is the process often expensive, but you are often facing a future with half or less the household income you were accustomed to living on. With this change in circumstances it is not surprising that sometimes debt starts to become overwhelming and [..]
When you are first contacting attorneys for help in any matter you might be unsure of how to go about it. Do you call and make an appointment? Do you just walk in? Can you just talk to them on the phone right now? Just as a matter of industry standard most attorneys will not [..]
In order to determine whether you need to utilize a trust as part of your estate plan, your attorney will also need some of the following information. While a trust is a common tool in other states, Washington probate is fairly straightforward and so a trust is usually not necessary unless some of the following [..]
Washington State (the home base of Limitless Law PLLC) is a community property state. That means when a couple marries or enters into a domestic partnership they are agreeing to share everything in their lives, including property and debt. Community Property can only exist when a couple is legally married or in a registered domestic [..]
Probate is the legal process for handling the affairs of a person after they pass away. While this is understandably an emotionally difficult process for the loved ones of someone who has passed, thankfully the probate process in Washington State is a fairly simple one. Probate involves opening an estate to gather and divide your [..]
When you begin the probate process to handle a loved one’s affairs after they pass away, you might hear the term “letters testamentary.” Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration is a document issued by the probate court to validate and confirm the personal representative or estate administrator as the person who is legally authorized to [..]
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A large part of the care and feeding of your estate plan is making sure that your will still reflects your desires for when you pass. If something changes that causes you to need to amend your will, you have two options. Your first option is you can make a completely new will. This would [..]
To start the probate process, an executor needs to file several different documents. These documents include: a Death Certificate, an Original Will (if there is one), Oath of Executor, Petition for Probate, and a Proposed Order to Open Probate. Some of these documents might be slightly different if your loved one did not have a [..]