Attorney Jared Hight of Track Town Law busts the four biggest myths that keep Oregonians from writing a will, explains how a simple document names guardians, protects heirlooms, and spares loved ones court headaches, and walks you through fool‑proof signing steps in just eight minutes. Ready to lock in your wishes? Visit tracktownlaw.com.

When someone dies without a will, Oregon’s one‑size‑fits‑all statute decides who gets the house, the cabin, and the family silver—often with painful surprises for step‑children, longtime partners, and unprepared heirs. In this episode, Jared Hight breaks down the state’s rigid family tree, shows how a single life event can upend expectations, and explains the real‑world costs—financial and emotional—of letting the legislature write your estate plan. Tune in to learn why a simple, well‑timed will beats Oregon’s default rules every time.For individualized advice on your specific needs, please contact me at www.tracktownaw.com.

Welcome to "Passing the Baton," the podcast dedicated to simplifying estate planning for Oregon and Idaho families. I'm Jared Hight from Track Town Law, and in this first episode, we're starting with the basics: what exactly is an estate plan, and why do you really need one? We'll cut through the confusion, clear up some common misconceptions, and outline the essential documents every person should have in place. Estate planning doesn't have to be complicated—join me as we make it simple and clear.

For personalized advice on your specific needs, please contact me at www.tracktownlaw.com.