Pacific NorthWest Law Group

04/28/2023

PNWLG is a proud sponsor of the Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance Scholarship program! Every year we pledge to the PNAA Scholarship fund to help a new generation of students reach their goals of obtaining a degree and joining the aerospace industry in Washington.

Congrats to this year's recipient Jacob Catey; best of luck at WSU!!

09/07/2021

We are proud to support the vital work of our friends at Communities Rise!

To learn more about the work Communities Rise is doing, visit their website at: https://communities-rise.org/

05/07/2021

The federal government again has pushed back the timeline for full enforcement of REAL ID, giving travelers and state licensing agencies a break during continued pandemic conditions.

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/real-id-deadline-extended-pandemic/index.html

For more background on REAL ID and driver's license regulation, check out the following article: https://digitalcommons.law.seattleu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1926&context=sulr

04/28/2021

We still have space for more attendees! Join us next week!!

Join attorneys Bob Sailer and Mike Allen via Zoom as they discuss critical generational protections for your estate! Areas of Discussion include: Parental access rights for young adult children in college or military service. Parental rights if young adult children...

04/15/2021

Redmond-based law firm seeks experienced estate planning paralegal with at least 10 years of demonstrated skills in evaluating client estate needs and drafting wills, trusts, powers of attorney, transfer on death deeds, and simple guardian forms. Bachelor’s degree or paralegal certificate preferred. Salary DOE. Full or Part-Time - Flexible scheduling with potential to occasionally wfh.

04/15/2021

Our team is growing! We're looking for a paralegal with experience in Estate Planning.

If you think you'd be a great addition to our team check out our job posing on LinkedIn to apply.

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2487431724

03/29/2021

Often when opening a credit account, the primary cardholder designates their spouse as an additional authorized user, but the primary holder remains solely liable for the card debt. However, upon the death of the primary cardholder, any authorized user rights are canceled. A simple solution for avoiding cancellation of one’s card charging privileges in these situations would be for married couples to hold a joint credit-card. The joint card account gives both spouses charging privileges and makes the couple equally responsible for any credit card debt.

















[The content in this post is intended for informational purposes only. Nothing in this post is intended to be legal advice. Please consult with your financial planner and estate planning attorney for more information.]