5 Tips to Keep Your Kids Connected to Their Grandparents
It’s 2021 and we are still dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Bleh. This last year has been difficult for everyone, but the elderly have been particularly hard hit. While businesses and schools have slowly started to reopen, health officials...
How to Talk About Estate Planning Over the Holidays
If you are reading this, you made it to the 2020 holiday season! While this year may not feature the big family get-togethers of years past, you will still likely be visiting with loved ones in some fashion, whether virtually or in smaller groups. Despite what you may...
An Estate Plan (and Lawyer) That Works When You Need It
November 6, 2020 is “National Love Your Lawyer Day,” which started in 2001 as a way to celebrate lawyers for their positive contributions and encourage the public to view lawyers in a more favorable light. I am dedicated to improving the public’s perception of lawyers...
A Democratic Sweep in 2020 May Impact Your Estate Planning – Part 2
*This article is in no way an endorsement for any presidential, congressional or local political candidate. It is being provided solely for informational purposes and based on presidential administration campaign material available at the time of publication. Welcome...