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No one plans to be in a car accident. When you are driving your kids home from football practice or taking your family out to eat, getting into a vehicle collision is probably one of the last things on your mind.

Auto accidents often happen without a moment’s notice, causing property damage as well as serious injuries. They have the capacity to disrupt a person’s life for weeks or months or sometimes even permanently.

Elder abuse and neglect are widespread problems. These acts have the potential to destroy lives and put an incredible amount of stress on families.

Creating a Washington will, naming beneficiaries and setting up trusts for a child’s education is often what people think about when setting up an estate plan. However, you can also make your wishes known if you experience an illness or catastrophic accident that leaves you unable to communicate.

Nursing home abuse and neglect are huge problems across the country and here in Washington state. Many people are rightfully worried about the quality of care that their loved ones receive

Wearing your seat belt every time you drive or ride in a motor vehicle is one of the more effective ways to cheat death in a collision.

The elderly population in Washington faces many types of challenges in daily life. This is true whether a senior resides alone in his or her home or whether the person lives in a retirement community or nursing home.

After suffering a catastrophic injury, you must focus on your mental recovery with the same dedication and attention as your physical recovery.

While the decision to place a loved one in a nursing home is quite difficult, it is definitely worthwhile if the person requires a higher level of care.

One of the main aims behind many estate planning strategies is to avoid probate. There are multiple reasons to avoid probate, but probably number one is that it takes a long period of time.