I can’t believe the summer is ending and we are about to enter the beautiful season of autumn. September is a busy month for us. To start things off with a bang, September 8 was my law firm’s 20th anniversary! We are proud to have achieved this milestone, and we’re grateful to have served such wonderful clients for two decades now. Thank you for your loyalty and support; it is very appreciated.
Sherry and I will be updating our website videos for your viewing pleasure on September 20. Please check our website in the coming months to see what’s new. I hope they keep you entertained – I know we will have fun filming!
Calling all fellow entrepreneurs and small business owners…I would love for you to join me for some enlightenment on Saturday, September 21 at my seminar being held at the 2019 Washington Small Business Fair! I’ll be presenting on “Business Law Essentials” at this free and fantastic event. RSVP today!
Last but not least, on September 30, I’m joining Jeanne Marie Clavere (Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) Professional Responsibility Counsel), for a presentation to the WSBA Senior Lawyers Section on Ethics & Technology. In addition, the August King County Bar Association Bar Bulletin published an article from Sherry regarding Washington’s new human composting bill and also republished my American Bar Association GPSolo eReport article “Under Pressure? Loosen that Release Valve with a Long Vacation“.
The two photos above are from Sherry’s trip to Orcas Island this month. Her dog Emily appears to be having a great time exploring 🙂
This photo is from Erin’s trip to Harstine Island with her family in August. They enjoyed lots of bonfires, s’mores and played tons of games!
[clear-line]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 website.
Recent Updates from our Blog
“Respect and Other Reasons to Tell Your Family About Your Estate Plan
When the legendary Aretha Franklin died in August 2018, her family – and lawyers – believed she never had a will. When the family opened a probate of her estate in Michigan last fall, Franklin’s four sons each expected to receive an equal share of her estate…
Who Makes Your Healthcare Choices?
Have you planned for who will make healthcare decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so yourself? On April 30, 2019, Washington Governor Jay Inslee signed into law a bill that includes two significant changes to Washington law.
You Back Up Your Data. What About Your Fiduciaries?
My office is full of backups. My headset used for making VoIP telephone calls could fizzle out, so I keep a backup headset just in case. If you back up so many aspects of your life, what about your fiduciaries selected in your estate plan?