Estate Planning Offers Alternate Options for LGBTQ Families
A case on the Supreme Court’s docket for November 2020 could have a major impact on the parental rights of same-gender couples seeking to adopt or foster children. Earlier this year, the high court agreed to hear Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, a case that confronts...
Encourage Your Kids to Sign These Documents When They Turn 18 Years Old
Watching your kids leave home to attend college or start their career can be an emotional time for you as a parent. On one hand, moving out on their own is a major accomplishment that should make you proud. On the other hand, having your kids leave the nest and face...
Young Parents Should Not Avoid Estate Planning
This article is for the Millennials and older Gen-Z who are now parents. So, Boomers and Gen-X, you can keep scrolling. Okay, now that the Boomers and Gen-X are gone, let’s talk about the importance of estate planning for younger parents. (TikTokkers,...
What Happens to My Kids if I Get Sick with Coronavirus?
“Oh no, it’s fine. If something happens to us, the kids will go with my parents, or my husband’s brother or sister.” I hear this all too often when talking to parents about who would care for their minor children if something bad should happen to them. Little do...