Multiple Beneficiaries
with Varied Needs
Such as children from different marriages, disabled dependents, or relatives requiring spendthrift clauses
Multiple Beneficiaries
with Varied Needs
Such as children from different marriages, disabled dependents, or relatives requiring spendthrift clauses
Multiple Beneficiaries
with Varied Needs
Such as children from different marriages, disabled dependents, or relatives requiring spendthrift clauses
Multiple Beneficiaries
with Varied Needs
Such as children from different marriages, disabled dependents, or relatives requiring spendthrift clauses

Key Elements of a Basic Will
- Appointing an executor to manage your estate.
- Naming guardians for minor children or dependents.
- Specifying how assets, property, or sentimental items should be distributed.
- Indicating your wishes for memorial or burial arrangements.
A basic will attorney helps ensure these elements are appropriately documented and legally valid, avoiding future complications for your loved ones.
What You Can Expect When You Work With Us
- Complete Legal Clarity: We explain every option in plain English—no confusing legal speak.
- Flat Fees: Transparent pricing up front. No surprise costs. No billable-hour anxiety.
- Secure Legal Drafting: Professionally prepared documents that meet all Washington State requirements.
- Update Support: Life changes. We're here for revisions, new filings, and updated directives at any time.
- Guided Signing: We provide guidance on all aspects of witnessing, notarizing, and storage.
Your will should give you peace of mind, not anxiety. That's why we simplify every step and make sure you feel confident in your decisions.
How We Guide You Through the Will Preparation Process
- Initial Consultation – Discuss your goals, assets, and family dynamics.
- Document Drafting – We prepare a customized will that is tailored to your specific needs.
- Review and Signing – We meet to review, finalize, and sign your will in the presence of the required witnesses.
- Safe Storage Options – Guidance on storage or recording with King County, if needed.
