9 Reasons to Update Your Estate Plan, 2021 Edition
Examining and potentially updating your estate plan may be called for this year more than ever. Estate plans are a work in progress – you
Why Patriot’s Day is a Reminder to Plan
“On this day… 19 years ago 246 people went to sleep in preparation for their morning flights. 2,606 people went to sleep in preparation for
#NationalGriefAwarenessDay Teaches Us to Reach Out to Those in Need
National Grief Awareness Day is this Monday, August 30th, 2021. We are grieving a lot these days. We mourn the loss of many fellow
Guest Post: Maintaining Your Estate, A Simple Guide to Storing Art, Antiques and Collectibles
Guest post: Storing art, antiques and collectibles can be stressful, since these items are very delicate. This guide can help you plan properly. If you
COVID-19 Estate Planning: A Journey, Not a Destination
Estate Planning is a Journey, Not a Destination, Especially During COVID-19 A lot of people are contacting me because they are scared of COVID-19 and
Developing a COVID -19 Pet Plan: 3 Easy Steps
We’ve been focusing a lot on estate planning for people during the COVID-19 crisis and rightly so. With more than 50% of the population without
Why COVID-19 Makes National Healthcare Decision Day 2020 Even More Important
Each year on National Healthcare Decisions Day, I write about how having a Living Will and a Healthcare Power of Attorney at minimum is extremely
Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Estate Planning 2020
In the last few years various polls have proven that at least half of our population does not have any kind of estate planning in
Guest Post: Relocating Your Elderly Loved One
Providing care to our parents as they age and then in the final stages of their lives looks a lot different than it did in
Guest Post: Financial Mistakes to Help Seniors Avoid After the Death of their Spouse
Seniors who have lost their spouses are going through the process of grieving, but life around them continues to move forward. As nice as it
