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How Do I Name a Guardian for My Children?

– Gravis Law

What happens to my children if I die before they are 18 years old? The answer is, they will be…

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When Is Probate Not Necessary?

– Gravis Law

Generally speaking, probate is the court supervised process necessary when a person passes away owning assets in their own name….

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How Can I Avoid Probate?

– Gravis Law

It is important to understand that “probate” is the court supervised process necessary to properly transfer assets after someone’s death….

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What is a Power of Attorney?

– Gravis Law

Two of the greatest benefits of living in this country are the freedoms we enjoy of choice and of property…

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What is Elder Law?

– Gravis Law

Elder law is a body of law focused on those legal concerns which arise as we grow older. These concerns…

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What Can Medicaid Pay For?

– Gravis Law

Medicaid is a state-run program which provides help to people in financial need. The Medicaid program can vary from state…

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What is Probate?

– Gravis Law

Probate is a court process used to oversee the administration of a deceased person’s estate. While we are alive, we…

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Estate Planning 101 for Musicians

– Gravis Law

Estate planning is an important part of life for everyone, but it’s especially important for musicians. As a musician, you…

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Why do I need a power of attorney when I can just add my daughter to my bank accounts?

– Gravis Law

A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone to act on your behalf…

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HELP! I Told Spot He Wasn’t in my Will Because He Was Just a Dog and Now He Wont Let Me Scratch Behind His Ears – What Do I Do?

– Gravis Law

Estate planning can be tricky, especially when it comes to pets. In the state of Washington, pets are considered personal…

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