Keep It Simple – Sign A Last Will and Testament Drafted By A Professional! Countless times, clients have told me they just want things kept “simple” if they die. Yet they never signed a Last Will and Testament. Why? It’s “too complicate

Once your child is a legal adult (18+) your rights to make legal and medical decisions for your child, as their parents, ends. For example you do not have the right to: go to the bank for them; to talk to their doctors; or to even talk to the school

One night in 1990 Terri Schiavo had an unwitnessed cardiac arrest and remained on life support for years.  Terri’s case caused years of deliberation in the court system,eventually resulted in an October 2003 order to remove life support, and her n

Mother’s Day and Father’s Day have passed, a time when we reconnect with family who we may not have seen for some time, health and behavior changes in the elderly may also become more noticeable. So what can or should you be doing? A phys

Several times a year I have a widow in my office and I have to explain to her the house that she has paid the mortgage on for years is not entirely hers –she only owns 50% and did not inherit her husband’s share when he died and here is w

Revocable living trusts – commonly known as living trusts – can be a very useful asset management and probate/succession avoidance tool. By establishing a revocable trust and retitling your assets to that trust, when you pass away those assets ca

Certainly not recommend, however, some people choose this option to save the legal fees.  But it is being “penny wise but pound foolish”. After all how many wills have you written? And will you use the correct terms or meet the form requirements

Each year about this time of year, I receive a telephone call that goes something like this: “Hello, my friend gave me your name and I really need your help,” the caller says. “What can I do for you?” I begin. “Over Mother’s day, I was vi