Author: Mutsa Chaza

The Benefits of Divorce Mediation Services in Oregon  Divorce is a challenging process that can be emotionally and financially draining for all parties involved. However, there is a way to navigate this difficult time with grace and dignity: through divorce mediation services in Oregon. At Kehoe Moneyhun Law, LLC, we understand the importance of providing […]

Back to School and Back to Planning: The ABCs of Estate Planning   Back to School and Back to Planning: The ABCs of Estate Planning As the back-to-school season unfolds, the air is filled with anticipation and the promise of new beginnings. It’s also an opportune time to revisit the ABCs of estate planning, ensuring that […]

Navigating Probate in the Age of Remote Living  Navigating Probate in the Age of Remote Living  In the ever-evolving landscape of modern living in which remote work and virtual interactions have become the norm, the legal system has adapted to accommodate these changes. The probate process, traditionally a courtroom-driven affair, has seen significant transformations in […]

How Long Does Oregon Probate Take?  One of the first questions that families ask when they’ve lost a loved one is:  “How long is this going to take?”   It’s a reasonable question. Probate usually feels like another hurdle in already trying circumstances, and most people want to wrap everything up soon and with class — […]

Why get a prenup? Prenups are a good idea for many couples, even if they’re not planning on getting divorced. They can be used to protect your assets and children in the event of a divorce, but they also have other benefits that might surprise you! You can protect yourself. A prenup gives each partner […]

Who Gets the Dog? Estate Planning for the Things That Matter Because your pets are family, too  For many of us, pets aren’t just animals—they’re part of the family. They give us comfort, joy, and unconditional love. But when it comes to legal planning, many people overlook what will happen to their furry (or feathered) […]

Estate Planning for Millennials: Your Guide to a Secure Future Estate planning is a term often associated with older generations, conjuring images of extensive wills and inheritances. However, estate planning is just as crucial for millennials, if not more so. It’s about securing your future and ensuring your wishes are honored. In this blog, we’ll […]

Estate planning is a critical aspect of securing your legacy and ensuring a smooth transition of assets to your loved ones. One of the primary concerns for many individuals is the potential impact of probate on their estate and beneficiaries. Probate, the legal process of administering an estate, can be time-consuming and costly. However, with […]

Estate Planning for Blended Families in Washington  Blended families face unique challenges when it comes to estate planning. With children from previous relationships, new marriages, and shared assets, creating a plan that respects everyone’s needs can be complex. For Washington residents, understanding the intricacies of estate planning can help ensure that loved ones are cared […]

Dear Gen Z, We Know You Don’t Want to Get Married, and That Worries Us  Marriage rates are declining and Gen Z is leading the charge in redefining what commitment looks like. If you don’t see marriage in your future, that’s your decision, but as family law professionals, we have some concerns. Not because we […]