Estate Documents in the Cloud
So, if you visited me and created one or more of the following documents, I have some good news. The state of Arizona helps you
“Marie Kondo” Your Estate Plan
No matter if you choose Marie Kondo or another method, bringing order to home clutter and chaos not only makes your own life easier, but is gift to loved ones who will carry out your wishes someday.
How Would You Celebrate?
When I discovered “Celebration of Life” Day (January 22nd) on a few of the “national day” calendars floating around our Social Media driven world, well,
The Law of Unintended Consequences
Just before the holidays we shared a post about Muhammad Ali’s son from online source Meaww.com. The report claimed he “is ‘penniless’ and ‘has no
New Year’s Resolution: Update your Estate Plan
Happy New Year! We are just a week in and many of us have started our New Year’s Resolutions. Number One on the list seems
Blended Families Require Different Estate Planning Tactics
With Thanksgiving this week, I thought we’d post our blog early. This also seemed like a good time to discuss family, especially blended families which
What Do Halloween and Estate Planning Have in Common?
This year, many of us are looking forward to Halloween. No matter how you choose to celebrate (Trick-or-Treating socially distanced or movies at home among
Long Term Care Insurance: It’s No “Quacking” Matter
We’ve all seen the commercials with the talking duck, right? The company sells “insurance for medical injuries or disabilities.” It is an additional policy you
Do an Estate Plan Your Way, Like John McCain
We lost two great Americans very recently: John McCain and Aretha Franklin. On the surface, they had great taste in music in common, but choose
Don’t Forget Your Pets!
Every week on Ocotillo Friends or other Facebook groups I read about people’s pets: Lost, found, new, adorable, celebrating birthdays or sadly the calls for
