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Andrews Terry Jeffers LLP Legal Blog | Month: August 2021

What are the elements of estate planning?

On Behalf of Andrews Terry Jeffers LLP 
| August 24, 2021 
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Estate planning represents deliberate steps to deal with current health and financial responsibilities while also anticipating the impact passing away has on Washington family members and others. A decision to write a will often serves as the initial motivation to take part in estate planning. Other essential components might factor into the process as well. […]

Don’t forget hidden assets during your divorce

On Behalf of Andrews Terry Jeffers LLP 
| August 11, 2021 
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With so many details to keep track of during a divorce, couples going through this process in Washington might overlook hidden assets. However, it is important to be aware of these items and their values as you begin your divorce negotiations since they might significantly affect what agreement your spouse and you reach when it […]

When can the police take my DNA?

On Behalf of Andrews Terry Jeffers LLP 
| August 2, 2021 
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Many criminals leave a trail behind when in the act of breaking the law, and sometimes DNA is among the detailed evidence. However, the acceptance of this evidence is often done too readily for Washington criminal defense attorneys to actually accept its admissibility. Prosecutors too often want to “trust the science” because it gives them […]