Who Will Burn Your Stuff?
“Who’s going to burn my stuff?” A client asked me this recently, and while it gave me a good laugh, it brought up an important point. Even if you don’t …
Arizona Family News Feature on Protecting Vital Documents
I was recently featured on Arizona’s Family News to discuss a topic that is crucial for everyone: protecting vital documents to ensure you’re prepared for future disasters. Whether it’s a …
Lessons from Tony Bennett’s Family
Tony Bennett left an unforgettable musical legacy, but for his family, navigating his estate has proven challenging. As we reflect on the lessons shared by his daughters, Johanna and Antonia …
The Importance of Protecting Sentimental Items
I keep seeing celebrities’ children showing up in dresses their parents wore years ago, and it always makes me smile. A friend recently told me her daughter wore her old …
Navigating Estate Planning if You Have Transgender or Nonbinary Children
Estate planning is about more than just distributing assets—it’s about ensuring the people you love are cared for in the way you intend. For parents of transgender or nonbinary children, …
How To Prove You Are Mentally Competent
Although we would all like to believe that our family and loved ones will honor our wishes as expressed in our estate plan, contests are more common than you might …
An Invalid Will
Recently, a client brought in a will he believed was valid, but it wasn’t properly executed and didn’t include all the children. When I explained the probate court wouldn’t accept …
New Resource for Jewish Families
In the Jewish community, certain life events, such as the passing of a loved one, require a great deal of attention to detail—especially when it comes to organizing a shiva. …
Plan for Peace of Mind, No Matter What the Future Might Hold
Legal landscapes can change, and for LGBTQ+ couples, this uncertainty can feel overwhelming. If you’re concerned about how future legal changes could affect your rights or your ability to care …
Passing My Dad’s Necklace on to My Son
My dad passed away a few years ago, and one of the things he wanted me to have was a necklace from his high school days. I cherish it dearly …