Washington State residents who have been married and divorced and who then meet a new partner to whom they want to get married should feel excited about having another chance at a happy and positive lifelong relationship. Many things can contribute to making a...
Texas company ordered to halt deceptive practices
When it comes to estate planning for seniors in Washington, a sense of trust is the foundation all partnerships should be based on. The failure of this basic concept was behind a lawsuit filed by Washington's Attorney General against a Texas-based company for its...
Medicaid program eligibility for nursing home care
In Washington state, people who are 65 and older may qualify for Medicaid to cover the costs of their nursing home care. This may be very important, as the average cost of a room in a nursing home may be quite expensive. In fact, according to SeniorLiving.org, the...
What Washington state law says about wills
Each state has its own laws about wills. For example, in some states, a will may be handwritten, while in others, it is not valid. Some states require witness signatures, and others do not. The Revised Code of Washington Chapter 11.12 defines what makes a will valid...
Signs your older loved one can no longer drive
For many seniors, giving up the car keys signals a major loss of independence. Unfortunately, the risk for involvement in a fatal crash begins increasing at age 70 and is highest among adults older than 85, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention....
