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 …
“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 …
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 …
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 …
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, …
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 …
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. …
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 …
In the realm of estate planning, ensuring the protection and care of our loved ones even after we are gone is a timeless principle. While estate planning tools like wills, …
One of the most heartbreaking situations I see is when family relationships unravel over money or property. I recently read a true story that exemplifies this pain. A woman shared …
When it comes to family trusts, transparency isn’t just a courtesy—it’s a legal obligation for the person managing the trust, also known as the conservator. Unfortunately, a lack of communication …