6 Estate Planning Must-Do’s After You Say “I Do” – Part 1
Wedding season is winding down, and if you are a newlywed or are planning to tie the knot soon, it’s time to make your first legal move as a married
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Don’t Forget To Include Intellectual Property In Your Estate Plan
You don’t have to be a famous producer or household name to own intellectual property. If you create music, own a business, write stories, or build gadgets in your garage,
Help Your Parents Avoid These New Financial Scams – Part 2
In part one of this series, we explored two popular scams that are targeting older adults this year: the grandparent scam, and cryptocurrency pickpocketing. In this week’s blog, I’m sharing
Help Your Parents Avoid These New Financial Scams – Part 1
Fraudsters and scam artists are nothing new, but changing tools and technology are making it easier than ever for scammers to target their victims, especially seniors. To protect your aging
AARP and The Red Cross Celebrated Make-A-Will Month, But Here’s What They Didn’t Tell You
August was National Make-A-Will Month and you may have received an advertisement in your inbox or mailbox from AARP or the American Red Cross reminding you to get your Will
Can You Rely on Legal Insurance for Your Estate Plan?
As the need for affordable legal services becomes even more important in today’s world, it's common to opt for group legal insurance offered through your workplace benefits. These group insurance
Don’t Send Your Kids Back to School Without These Documents
As summer comes to a close, and back-to-school excitement fills the air, there is one crucial task that is often overlooked: designating legal guardians for your minor children. Legal guardians
10 Life Events That Signal It’s Time to Review Your Estate Plan – Part 2
You might think that estate planning is something you can complete one time and then check off your to-do list for good. But the reality is that in order for
10 Life Events That Signal It’s Time to Review Your Estate Plan – Part 1
Maybe you thought that creating a Will or Trust is something you can do once and then your family and assets are protected forever after. It seems to be how