Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Washington

I'm not sure what you're asking so will write a general answer. A living will is the same as a health care directive, which tells medical personnel what a person's desires are in regards to lfie support. It is what a person wants in regards to medical care when they are near the end of life. A revokable living trust is a trust that a person puts in place during their lifetime that he/she can revoke at any time prior to death. If you want to avoid probate you typically put your assets into a trust (either revokable or irrevocable) but often people don't put everything into the trust or forget to transfer things so there is still often a probate. Probate in Washington is not like it is in California, for example. It is generally not very costly and not time consuming, assuming no disputes among beneficiaries/heirs. Hope this helps some.