
I appreciate the temptation to do this. As you’ll hear, it can go badly. Best to hire an attorney or at least have an attorney review what you created.

I appreciate the temptation to do this. As you’ll hear, it can go badly. Best to hire an attorney or at least have an attorney review what you created.
Family gatherings can be good times to talk about the year each has had – occasions that shaped their lives, things for which they are grateful. It’s also a time to stay aware that holidays are hard for some who have suffered recent or not so recent losses – and to be sensitive to that.

When people ask me this, I tell them I don’t handle this. My conversation would be ‘what has you want to do this’? Answering “it’s the principle of the thing” is valid. It’s a personal choice.
It’s expensive, there’s no promise of success, it’s emotionally draining. And, I can refer you to someone who does litigation.

Trustees have specific responsibilities – and it’s important to choose the right person. About speaking to an attorney – absolutely if you own anything and want to be sure it gets to the right person when you pass.

One of my favorite learnings from school was the phrase “it depends”. For me Trusts are when there are minor children, disabled children or adults, and people who might need government benefits. That being said, it still depends.

People talk about being too old…Not if you really want to do something.

Coaching was what I did before becoming a lawyer…it serves the legal practice and being an attorney was/is a walk of faith and a way to be of service.

Different things are needed for physical or mental incapacitation. It’s important to have paperwork in place in the event of either.

It’s a questions that pops up often because people think having an ‘estate’ means they have a lot of money, property, etc. Completely NOT TRUE
We have a unique perspective on estate planning that serves our clients well. We thoroughly review not just your assets and your wishes but your legacy. We ask the questions “What’s in the best interest of this family, how do we achieve those goals and what kind of legacy do you want to leave behind?” After answering these key questions, we help you determine the best course of action for your family going forward.