Passing the Baton: Oregon Estate Tips

Passing the Baton delivers bite‑size legal know‑how for Oregon estates in 5-8 minute episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Host Jared Hight, attorney at Track Town Law, demystifies wills, trusts, probate shortcuts, business succession, and the state’s $1 million estate‑tax threshold. Listen to avoid costly mistakes and keep your legacy secure—without legal jargon. Educational content only; the contents of this podcast are not legal advice and listening does not create an attorney‑client relationship. For qualified answers to your specific needs, please contact a lawyer.

Passing the Baton: Oregon Estate Tips is a education podcast hosted by Track Town Law, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Track Town Law hosts Passing the Baton: Oregon Estate Tips, a education show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #23

  Medicaid Planning in Oregon: MAPTs, Miller Trusts, and the Rules You Need to Know

  Sep 30, 202511 minS1

  <p>Medicaid planning isn’t about loopholes — it’s about survival. In Oregon, the average cost of long-term care can hit $10,000 a month, and without a plan, families can burn through everything they’ve worked for in a matter of years. In this episode of Passing the Baton, estate planning attorney Jared Hight explains how Medicaid eligibility actually works in Oregon, why it requires clearing both medical and financial gates, and how advance planning tools like the Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT) and the Income Cap Trust (Miller Trust) fit into the process.</p><p>You’ll learn what it means to m...

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  Episode #22

  Pet Trusts in Oregon: Who Will Care for Your Animals?

  Jul 2, 20257 minS1

  <p>Worried about what would happen to your pets if something happened to you? In this episode of Passing the Baton, Oregon estate planning attorney Jared Hight explains how pet trusts work under Oregon law, when you might need one, and how to make sure your animals are protected. From dogs and cats to parrots and horses, learn how to legally name a caregiver, fund your pet’s ongoing care, and avoid leaving it all to chance. Whether you're drafting a will or building a full trust-based plan, this episode will help you understand when a pet trust is worth it...

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  Episode #21

  Oregon Estate Tax Update: What Passed, What Didn’t (2025 Legislative Recap)

  Jun 30, 20254 minS1

  <p>The 2025 Oregon legislative session just ended—and while eight separate estate tax reform bills were introduced, not one of them passed. In this special bonus episode of Passing the Baton, estate planning attorney Jared Hight breaks down what stayed the same (the $1 million exemption) and what changed (House Bill 3630, expanding the natural resource property exemption). Learn how the new rules affect Oregon families with farms, timberland, and fishing interests—especially those using LLCs or trusts.</p><p>This episode is essential listening for Oregon families wondering about estate tax thresholds, farm succession, and passing down land without triggering a tax...

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  Episode #20

  Guardianship for Minor Children in Oregon: What Every Parent Needs to Know

  Jun 25, 20257 minS1

  <p>If you're a parent in Oregon, naming a guardian for your minor children is one of the most important estate planning decisions you can make. In this episode of Passing the Baton, attorney Jared Hight explains how Oregon law handles guardianship, what can go wrong if no one is named, and how you can protect your children with a clear plan. He also covers temporary guardianship options and how to manage a child’s inheritance through a trust.</p><p>Don’t leave it to a judge to decide who raises your kids. Tune in to learn how a thou...

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  Episode #19

  Powers of Attorney in Oregon: Who Manages Your Money If You Can’t?

  Jun 22, 20258 minS1

  <p>Incapacity can happen suddenly—and when it does, someone needs legal authority to manage your finances. In Oregon, that means having a durable power of attorney. In this episode of Passing the Baton, estate planning attorney Jared Hight explains how powers of attorney work, when they take effect, how to choose your agent, and why a poorly drafted POA can leave your family stuck in court.</p><p>Track Town Law includes a custom Oregon power of attorney in every flat-fee estate plan. Because access and clarity shouldn’t be optional.</p><p>Schedule your free consultation today at trac...

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