Estate Planning Procrastination In my elder law practice, far and above all other concerns is client procrastination. Most people wait until something bad happens before they take action or make decisions. […]

While estate planning is important for everyone, women especially need to understand estate planning and have a plan of their own in place. Here are some issues that are of […]

Alzheimer’s, the disease that robs you of your memories, your personality, your ability to think, your ability to reason, your motor skills, and eventually your life. This was the sobering […]

The latest news released by the Social Security Administration has not been well-received by the 65 million retirees, disabled workers and their families who rely on Social Security benefits for […]

In 2015, there are still 20 U.S. jurisdictions that collect a death tax at the state level: Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, […]

Advice columnist Ann Landers once observed that “love is friendship that has caught fire.” If that’s true, there are thousands of ways for that blaze to unfold. For many Americans, […]

Here are four more common mistakes in estate planning. If your plan is in place and current, this will serve as more validation that you are on the right track. […]

Health care has been the topic of discussion lately, but the greatest threat to your financial health is long-term care. This is the kind of care you need if you […]

In case you missed any of them, here is a rundown of six hot estate planning topics we covered this year:   1. 5 Things You Need to Know About […]