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The death of a spouse completely changes one’s world. We are often asked what a married person should do when their spouse dies. It is

Many people feel it’s an inconvenience to push clocks ahead in Spring and then push them back in Fall. It seems like we all forget

Helping children to develop responsibility, honesty, and respect is usually considered just as important as teaching reading or comprehension skills. There are lots of great

When my mom first asked me to prepare medical and financial power-of-attorney documents, I honestly thought she was being overly cautious. I lead a pretty

What is the most valuable thing you own? Is it your house, a car, or maybe that boat you saved for? Some things are just

We are often asked whether or not people should preplan their funerals, and my response is always (with a smile on my face), “Absolutely, assuming

Clients frequently tell me that they want to add their son or daughter as a joint owner on all of their accounts and assets “for

Did you ever wonder about the true meaning of life? Things like why are we here? What is expected of us while we are here?

I was recently reading an article in the USA Today about a report from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) entitled “Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia Cases

Every evening, many of us settle into an easy chair to watch the news. The anchor usually ends her or his report by telling us

Thank you to all Veterans for your service. Words cannot adequately express our gratitude to anybody who has served or is serving in our military.

Please join us and our partners at this lip sync competition to benefit the Walk to End Alzheimers on Wednesday, October 3rd, 2018 at 6:00pm