Our focus is on your goals and needs. Estate Planning encompasses a wide range of situations, from preparing a straightforward Last Will and Testament to complex trusts and planning to reduce or eliminate Estate Taxes.

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Estate Planning also encompasses preparing such documents as Health Care Directives and Powers of Attorney .

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Inland Northwest Estate Planning and Elder Law, PLLC extends our legal experiences to serve clients of all backgrounds and needs. Give us a call now! We look forward to helping you.

Administering the affairs after the loss of a loved one can be challenging. Depending upon the situation different laws and procedures may apply. We can help you through that process, efficiently and compassionately, to ensure your loved one's wishes are carried out and that you comply with the legalities required for the circumstances.

A Trust or Will provides specific guidance on the administration of assets. Additionally, the law imposes specific obligations on the fiduciary (trustee or executor) and holds them to a high standard in acting in the interests of the beneficiary. If you are a beneficiary, or  a trustee or executor, with concerns regarding the administration of a trust or estate we can advise you on your rights and obligations and, if necessary, pursue or defend a litigation action for you.

Eder Law adds to the Estate Planning field of law to address additional concerns for the older adult. A primary area of concern for many older individuals is paying for long-term care. At Inland Northwest Estate Planning and Elder Law, we have a strong focus on planning to help you, or a loved one, protect assets while paying for long-term care. 

Additional areas of Elder Law that we can assist with include protecting vulnerable adults from abuse or financial exploitation and Guardianship. Let us know how we can help.

Costs of long-term care have increased dramatically over the last two decades, leaving few able to afford to pay out of pocket for the amount of care they may need over their lifetime. Options to pay for care while protecting assets do exist, but the rules are complicated and stringent.  We specialize in helping seniors and their families do just this. If you or a loved one need long-term care, now or in the foreseeable future, take advantage of our free consultation to learn about how we can help.