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We often hear from clients and other professionals that the simplest way to do estate planning is to simply name beneficiaries on all policies and

I hear a lot of folks say they would never take a cruise. The reasons I most frequently hear are, “there isn’t anything to do”,

Many people consider their pets to be family members. The ongoing care of a pet is something that may cause an owner some worry in

Some young and single individuals have the luxury of living that “carefree” lifestyle. They may have worries, but usually limited to worries about themselves. Many

May is designated as National Elder Law Month by the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA).  The name suggests some relationship with older people,

Since President Kennedy declared May to be Senior Citizens Month, every subsequent president has continued to designate May as a month to show support for

May is National Elder Law Month, a designation which brings public awareness and, hopefully, opportunities to reflect and acknowledge the value seniors have provided to

I recently went to the NCAA Wrestling Championships in Cleveland, Ohio, to watch three days of the best wrestlers in the world do what they

I recently did a blog on Olivia’s House and the 16th Olivian Gala, as well as a blog on Paul Waclo, the wood carver who

Today, April 16, 2018, is National Healthcare Decision Day. Today is the day that we should all take a minute and ensure that we have

In March I celebrated my 40th birthday. Shortly after that momentous occasion I found myself looking back and feeling very lucky to be living in

The new tax law that went into effect for 2018 will ultimately have no real impact on the estates of most people. The biggest estate-related