As an Elder Law firm, we serve an at-risk population.
Every day for the next 19 years 10,000 Americans will reach age 65. We started out as Baby Boomers, now suddenly, we are the “Silver Tsunami”. It’s clear that, as we face some of the difficult challenges of aging, like dealing with incapacity and long term care for ourselves or a loved one, taking advantage of needed resources is confusing, complex and requires advance planning.
Our attorneys are passionate about helping seniors and their families. We focus on Elder Law. We take the time to listen to your story and help you decide what plan of action is right for you and your family. We want to make sure you feel comfortable and secure with whatever course we take together. While we cannot wave a magic wand and make negative situations disappear, we will do our best to help you retain some or all of your estate and independence. We want to help you reach your goal to be never out of money, and never out of options. Our goal is for your senior years to be dignified and comfortable. We also want to help you leave a lasting legacy.
We offer a free legal clinic once a month. It’s through the Edmonds Senior Center at 1 PM, on the first Wednesday of every month. Call the Senior Center for details – 425-774-5555.
Located in charming downtown Edmonds, Washington We serve the Greater Seattle/Puget Sound area including Snohomish and King Counties. Parking is free and easy. We are handicapped accessible.
READ THE ARTICLE on MyEdmondsNews.com Question: I recently had surgery and filled out one of those yellow forms at the hospital. Do I still need a Power of Attorney? Peggy Sanders: The short answer is “yes.” But to explain the answer, let’s start by looking at the different legal documents involved. Many...
READ THE ARTICLE on MyEdmondsNews.com Seniors are especially at risk during the coronavirus pandemic. The numbers are shocking. Of the current COVID cases in Snohomish County, almost a third are over 60. Of the death rate by age, almost 90% are over 60, with the highest death rate — 48.1% —...
My cousin Erwin was a rascal. When he died at age 70, his assets included a 401k and a life insurance policy (both through his work) and a truck. He also had a lot of credit card and medical debt. Since I lived the closest, and because my wife Peggy...
