Losing a loved one can be unbearably difficult. Families are often thrust into making quick decisions regarding cremation, burial, services, and so on. In addition to the emotional side of things, families often become overwhelmed with the thought of handling their loved one’s financial obligations, personal belongings, distribution of assets, and settlement of the estate. … » Learn More about ESTATE ADMINISTRATION – PRACTICAL STEPS TO TAKE WHEN LOSING A LOVED ONE
5 Stages of Grief Every Family Law Client (and Person) Should Know
Family law encompasses a wide range of issues, from divorce, child support, child custody, grandparent visitation, guardianships, adoptions, etc. Lawyers, financial advisors, insurance agents, accountants, bankers, hairdressers – you name it – we all have clients who lean on us to listen and understand them if they are going through a family law case. One … » Learn More about 5 Stages of Grief Every Family Law Client (and Person) Should Know
ESTATE PLANNNG FOR UNMARRIED COUPLES
Back in the day, most American families resembled the household of Ward and June Cleaver – perhaps not so (seemingly) put-together, but at least in terms of married parents with children. Nowadays, however, our country is not so “Leave It To Beaver.” According to the Census Bureau, the number of partners living together has nearly … » Learn More about ESTATE PLANNNG FOR UNMARRIED COUPLES
PLASTIC AND PLANES
Most discussions regarding Wills and Trusts focus on where our common assets will go when we die, namely: real estate, bank accounts, cash, stock, investments, life insurance, and vehicles. While these common assets may make up the bulk of our wealth, don’t forget about some of your most prized possessions. You know, the plastic credit … » Learn More about PLASTIC AND PLANES