Pitfalls of Probate
July 20, 2026
Pitfalls of Probate By Attorney Christian Schneider, J.D. For many families throughout the Pacific Northwest, one of the primary goals of estate planning is
Pitfalls of Probate By Attorney Christian Schneider, J.D. For many families throughout the Pacific Northwest, one of the primary goals of estate planning is
Pitfalls of Probate By Attorney Christian Schneider, J.D. For many families throughout the Pacific Northwest, one of the primary goals of estate planning is
In this edition of M&B Monthly… • Letter from the President: Federal Estate Tax Updates and Gifting Suggestions • Upcoming Estate Planning Seminars •
Like many of you, we have been closely watching congress and the White House to see what changes in law may be coming that
Under Oregon law, if a person passes away (the “decedent”) without a Will/Estate Planning documents, their spouse is not guaranteed to inherit the whole
Paying for long-term care is a real concern for many of us. Learn how Medicare works and how Medicaid planning can save your family in the long run.
Dear M&B Clients & Professional Partners: Upon returning from our end of the year break, we were greeted with a change of law effective
Dear M&B Clients & Professional Partners: At Myatt & Bell, P.C., the health and safety of our clients, team members, and friends of the
With proper estate planning, we can significantly reduce, or even eliminate, your Oregon estate tax liability! completely! Even if your estate is barely over $1 million,
Dear M&B Clients & Professional Partners: One of our joys of serving as attorneys is getting to know our clients. In planning, we have
If someone living in Oregon has named you as the personal representative or executor in their Will, you will need to begin the process
In 2011, Congress revised the federal estate tax rules, setting the individual lifetime combined estate and gift tax exemption at $5,000,000 (pegged to inflation).
Dear M&B Clients & Professional Partners: We thank you for your trust and confidence in our firm through the years. Our care and formality
When you become incapacitated, it almost always falls on your children to gather, maintain, and manage your financial affairs. This is a big job, but
