Pope Francis’ Final Wish: A Simple Resting Place at Santa Maria Maggiore
Pope Francis, a shepherd to millions and a voice for the voiceless, left the world one final message — a request as simple and heartfelt as the life he lived. …
Who is on Your Estate Planning Team?
Who is on your estate planning team, and what does your team actually do to support you and help you plan for the future? This team includes your estate planning …
You’ll Be Taken Care Of – But What Does That Really Mean?
I spoke with a woman earlier this week whose fiancé recently passed away. While he was sick, she cared for him day in and day out. He would often say, …
Would You Want Your Diary Read After You’re Gone? Joan Didion, Legacy, and the Letters We Leave Behind
When the New York Public Library opened the archive of Joan Didion and her husband John Gregory Dunne, it wasn’t just a literary treasure trove. It was an emotional excavation. …
What Does Dying Intestate Mean?
Most people understand that having some sort of an estate plan is a good thing. However, many of us do not take the first steps to get that estate plan …
A Child Born After Death: The Estate Planning Oversight You Can’t Afford
Science can create miracles—like a child born through IVF months after a parent’s passing—but the law doesn’t always keep up. One family learned this the hard way when a child …
Estate Planning Later in Life
Estate planning later in life comes with unique questions and choices. Although creating or updating your estate planning may seem like a daunting task, a proper estate plan can help …
Estate Planning Considerations for International Immigration
Beyond Borders: Navigating Estate Planning in a Globalized World Estate planning is no longer a local game. In today’s world of immigration shifts, dual citizenships, and global assets—your legal strategy …
When Nuns Go Rogue: How to Avoid Squatter Drama in Your Estate Plans
Ever heard of the nuns who were excommunicated but refused to leave the convent? It’s like the ultimate squatters’ rights case! But here’s the thing — if you have family …
What You Need to Do Before Your Disabled Child Turns 18
When your special needs child is under the age of 18, you, as their parent can make most, if not all decisions, on their behalf. However, when your child turns …