PROTECTING HEIRS WITH DISABILITIES
More and more Americans find themselves with long-term responsibility for adults with disabilities or diminished capacity. These might be dependents…
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Why DIY and Online Wills Are Not Enough
In our vast experience as estate planning attorneys, we have heard horror stories over the years about those that have…
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The Importance of Estate Planning If You Don’t Have Kids
Not everyone walks down the path of marriage and parenting in this life, but at the end of the day,…
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Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month – Estate Planning for Incapacity
Over 5.8 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, according to the Alzheimer’s Association, and that number is predicted to rise…
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Money Managing With Children
There’s no question that being a parent is one of the most rewarding jobs there is. There is also no…
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FAILING TO PROTECT BENEFICIARIES FROM THEMSELVES
Do you care if your beneficiaries screw up their lives after you are gone? What if your legacy enables them…
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MONETARY FALLBACKS FOR DISABILITY
When you talk to estate planning attorneys, they will tell you plenty of stories in which a frazzled man or…
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Elder Abuse is On the Rise – How to Protect Your Loved Ones
Approximately 1 in 10 Americans, aged 60 or older, have experienced some form of elder abuse. As seen in the…
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Estate Planning & Divorce – Protecting Your Assets & Heirs
No one has divorce in mind when they step up to the altar and say the words, “I do.” However,…
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Ask the Hard Questions – How to Have End of Life Conversations
Conversations revolving around illness or death are not easily broached by anyone. We tend to avoid these topics because we…
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Estate Planning Before Vacation Planning
Summer is almost here, and maybe you are planning family vacations, road trips, amusement park adventures, or even skydiving! While…
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WHAT IF THE CAREGIVER DIES FIRST?
Few estate plans effectively deal with the common situation in which the caregiver, let’s say the wife, dies before her…
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