Families & Individuals | Oseran Hahn P.S.

The client journey

Wherever you are in the life you’re planning for.

Every family moves through the same four chapters — only the people at the table change. Pick the chapter that fits where you are.

▍ 01 / The First Plan

Wills, powers, and the basics worth doing right.

Most families come in for the same first conversation: who makes decisions for the kids, who can act when one of us can’t, and what happens to the things we’ve worked for. We help you put a foundational plan in place — written in language a family can actually read — that handles the basics with care and leaves room to grow.

→Last will and testament
→Durable powers of attorney (financial & healthcare)
→Healthcare directive / living will
→Guardianship designations for minor children
→Revocable living trust (when it fits the family)

▍ 02 / The Plan That Grows

Blended families, business interests, and a life that’s gotten complicated.

The first plan stops fitting somewhere along the way. A second marriage, a partnership interest in a business, a vacation home, a child with special needs, an inheritance that wasn’t expected. We sit down, listen, and shape the plan to the family you actually have — not the family the form templates assumed.

→Revisions for second marriages and blended families
→Trust planning around business interests and real estate
→Special-needs trusts and supplemental planning
→Asset-protection strategies for owners and professionals
→Coordinated tax & estate planning for higher-net-worth families

▍ 03 / The Plan That Lasts

Wealth, business, and family values across generations.

When the plan needs to do more than provide for the next generation — when it needs to protect a business, fund a charity, anticipate estate tax, or pass values along with assets — the work becomes long-arc. We’ve drafted plans that have already lived through two transitions and are quietly doing what they were designed to do.

→Multi-generational and dynasty trust planning
→Estate-tax and gift-tax strategies
→Family-business succession and buy-sell coordination
→Charitable trusts, foundations, and planned giving
→Premarital, postnuptial, and family-governance agreements

▍ 04 / After a Loss

Probate, trusts, and the steady hand the family needs.

When a parent or spouse passes, the legal work is the last thing the family wants on its plate. We handle the probate, administer the trust, work with the accountants on the final returns, and sit with the family through the decisions that come up — the ones in the documents, and the ones that aren’t.

→Probate administration (Washington and out-of-state)
→Trust administration & successor-trustee counsel
→Estate and trust tax counsel; final 1040 and 706 coordination
→Will and trust contests, undue-influence claims
→Beneficiary representation in contested estates

Counsel for the plans that are about people.

Wherever you are in the life you’re planning for.

Wills, powers, and the basics worth doing right.

Blended families, business interests, and a life that’s gotten complicated.

Wealth, business, and family values across generations.

Probate, trusts, and the steady hand the family needs.

The attorneys you’ll actually work with.

Dennis Brislawn

David Tall

Caleb Stewart

Connor Rankin

Nick Pleasants

James Clark

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Recent work.

Young family of four, first comprehensive plan.

Second marriage, two households, one workable plan.

A $40M family rolls its plan to the next generation.

An out-of-state probate, settled quietly.

Thinking about a plan for your family? Let’s sit down.