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Square One Podcast
Well, the power of finance, the brother, didn't necessarily agree with the level of care that Samantha needed, and unfortunately, it was for kind of a nefarious reason.
He knew that every time he paid us, it came out of his inheritance. And so he was not on board with the care plan. Well, once again, we're bound mostly by the power of finance.
What ultimately ended up happening is we had to turn it over to state authorities because we didn't feel like our client was getti
Daylin Hodder
Sep 2125 min read


"My Family Knows What I Want" — Why That Belief Could Cost Them Everything
The belief that our loved ones inherently understand our wishes is not born from carelessness. It comes from closeness, from decades of shared history, and from a very human reluctance to treat the people we love as legal problems to be solved. But advanced care planning is, at its core, about the gap between what we mean and what the law can actually enforce.

Gregory R. Hill
Jun 1210 min read


The "Invisible Shield" for Your Home: Washington Homestead Exemption
In the world of personal finance, most people focus on building equity. But few focus on protecting it. Whether you are navigating a rough financial patch or just planning for the future, here is how you can shield most or all of your home’s value from creditors.

Gregory R. Hill
Jan 144 min read


Trusts in Washington
You've probably heard the term "trust" thrown around in movies or financial articles, but what does it really mean for you? If you're building a career, buying a home, or starting a family (pets included), it's time to get a grip on this powerful financial tool.

Gregory R. Hill
Nov 14, 20255 min read
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