Fall is upon us! Despite (or maybe because of) the strangeness of this year, we hope you all enjoy an extra spooky and fun Halloween.
Sadly, due to scheduling conflicts and other time commitments, I won’t be able to present at this year’s virtual BizFair being held on November 10. I greatly enjoy meeting entrepreneurs, and look forward to participating next year. If you’d like to attend this great event, please click here.
Speaking of entrepreneurs, although it may seem counterintuitive, this might be a great time to start a business – particularly a business focusing on new economic trends related to COVID, such as home fitness, that will likely continue even after the pandemic is behind us. Have you been thinking about a new business idea? If so, please contact us!
We updated our website a few months ago, and have been adding helpful information on an ongoing basis. Our updated probate page features a thoughtful testimonial from a client who was a beneficiary of an estate. Click here to learn more about our work in probate and estate administration.
Finally, I took our office mascot Roger for his annual vet appointment recently, and was gently informed he’s a “tad plump.” Apparently it’s not just us humans who are stress-eating due to COVID-19!
As always, I would love to hear your questions and comments. If you have any questions about our firm and the work we do, please contact us or visit our recently updated website.
Recent Updates from Our Blog
And About My Mom’s Will . . .
Our firm often gets calls from adult children hoping to help their elderly parents with their estate planning. But can the adult children really work with a law firm to complete their parents’ estate planning for them?
Zen and the Art of LLC Maintenance
Many new business owners decide to form an LLC. But is an LLC “done” once you select a name and file it with the Washington Secretary of State’s office? Sherry explains that there’s a lot more to proper LLC maintenance than you might think.
Git Along, Little Dogies
Being appointed as the personal representative of an estate is a big job. The King County Superior Court has clearly informed attorneys and personal representatives alike that personal representatives must move forward with managing the estate “without delay.” Are you named as the personal representative in someone’s Will? If so, Stacey has some timely advice for you in her latest blog post.
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