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Thoughtful Legal Planning to Protect What Matters Most

Estate planning is one of the most meaningful steps you can take to protect your loved ones and the life you’ve built. At Prime Legal, we help clients across King, Pierce, Thurston, as well as throughout Washington state ensure that their dependents are protected and assets are properly secured.  


Attorney CJ Singh approaches each plan with a wide-ranging perspective. Whether you’re drafting your initial will or revising an existing trust, our team is here to guide and support you with thoughtful care, openness, and professional integrity. 


A Personal Approach to Planning

We understand that estate planning isn’t just about documents—it’s about family, priorities, and making sure your goals are clearly understood. Our goal is to make the process simple and straightforward, so you can focus and spend your time on the things and people that matter the most. 


Prime Legal has worked with clients at all stages of life to create various estate plans which are both legally sound and deeply personal to each and testator. We work hard to reduce the chance of future conflict, while avoiding unnecessary expenses, and protect the assets, family, and legacy that you’ve worked hard to build. 


Our Estate Planning Services

We offer legal support in key areas of estate planning, including: 

  • Wills & Testaments 
    Clear, legally binding Last Wills and Testaments which reflect your intentions and provide direction for your loved ones. In your will, you can address various aspects of your estate: including:  
  • Cash and bank accounts: Specify how you want your financial assets distributed. 
  • Real estate: Outline your wishes for any property you own, including homes and land. 
  • Insurance: Address life insurance policies and how the proceeds should be managed. 
  • Retirement: Detail your desires for your retirement savings and benefits. 
  • Investments: Ensure that your investment accounts are managed according to your instructions. 
  • Luxury items: Make provisions for valuable assets, such as art, jewelry or collectibles. 
  • Heirlooms and personal property: Specify the recipients of sentimental items and family heirlooms. 
  • Businesses and related property: Ensure that your businesses, large or small, are continuously and properly owned, managed, and carry on your legacy long after you are gone. 
  • Revocable Living Trusts 
    A flexible and appropriate estate planning instrument to that can help you avoid probate, manage how your assets are distributed, maintain control of your assets, identify beneficiaries, and provide guidance for your family, and simplify the distribution process upon your passing.  
    Creating a trust requires careful consideration of your assets, goals, and the unique dynamics of your family. Attorney Singh, with his experience in business, real estate and tax law, is well equipped to assist you in forming the trust that best suits your needs. 
  • Powers of Attorney  
    Power of attorney that designates someone you trust to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. 
  • Health Care Directives
    Advanced Health Care Directives ensure your medical decisions align with your personal preferences, particularly in a time when you cannot make  the decision and want to avoid forcing a family member to make a decision about your health.  


Serving Clients Across Washington 

Whether you’re starting your estate plan or revising it after a life change, Prime Legal is here to help. We work with individuals, couples, and families across Washington. Our firm is available for in-person or virtual consultations, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. 


Let’s Start the Conversation

Estate planning is an investment in your family’s future. We’re here to help you take the next step with clarity and confidence. Start your plan by calling today! (206) 703-2412. 

Estate Planning FAQs

Still have questions about planning your estate, protecting your loved ones, or deciding between a will and a trust? We’ve got answers to help you get started with clarity.

Ask A Team Member

  • Do I need both a will and a trust?

    Not necessarily. Some clients benefit from having both, while others may only need one. We’ll walk through your goals and explain what makes sense for your situation.

  • What’s the benefit of a revocable living trust?

    A revocable living trust can help avoid probate, offer privacy, and provide greater control over how and when your assets are distributed.

  • Can I change my estate plan later?

    Yes—your plan should evolve as your life does. We help clients update documents after major events like marriage, the birth of a child, or a change in assets.