Don’t let estate planning scare you this Halloween. Take action to prepare for the future instead.
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You’ve read the books. You’ve taken the classes. You have met with the doctor and secured a great spot in childcare. So, are you totally ready for your new baby’s arrival?
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We have spent thirty years whittling down and simplifying our engagement letter. Why? Because we believe an open, honest attorney-client relationship is based on trust.
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One in three consumers over the age of 40 are still paying on their student loans. Are you one of them?
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Does your business have old, outstanding invoices that you have decided not to pursue? If you do, you are not alone.
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Q. I was recently rear-ended at a stop light, causing some pretty serious damage to my car. Luckily, I was able to walk away from the accident, but I’ve been having persistent headaches ever since. I even had to miss work for doctor’s visits and because my car was in the shop. I know my injuries weren’t too serious, but is it possible to get compensated for the major disruption this accident had on my life?
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If you own a business, you need a standard contract.
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Everyone, regardless of age, status, material wealth, education, or notoriety, will leave a legacy behind. Even if we never think about our legacy, never take any actions to prepare for after our passing, each of us will still pass and leave our imprint on the world.
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If you are considering purchasing a vacation home, or if you’ve already made the investment, what steps have you taken to protect your property?
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Should you be requiring your tenants to obtain renter’s insurance? Is renter’s insurance even worth it? Let’s dive in.
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Q. A few of my customers have outstanding invoices that they just will not pay. They aren’t huge debts, but they are starting to stack up in my accounts receivable. Is there any way to pursue smaller debts with legal action or should I just write them off?
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Your family is unique, and it requires an estate plan that is unique to you.
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Many people don’t realize that the vast majority of Americans pass away while they still owe outstanding debt. Ignoring the situation or putting off making a plan can create a significant impact on your loved ones and your legacy.
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Traveling the world is an exhilarating adventure! Although estate planning isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when traveling internationally, it is important to spend some time reviewing your current estate plan, or creating one if you haven’t already.
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Often, the estate planning conversation is all about money. But, there is an even more immediate aspect of estate planning that we have to talk about: what happens before you die, if you are injured, ill, or otherwise incapacitated?
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As a landlord, there are few times that are more stressful than when a tenant leaves your rental property, and you enter to find it damaged.
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People don’t really trust lawyers, and there is a general feeling that the act of hiring (or even just talking to) an attorney is a confrontational act. This misconception is common, but it’s dangerous. So, we are here to set the record straight.
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You may not want to hear this, but an estate plan is a lifetime commitment to protecting your loved ones and managing your wealth. As your life changes, it is essential that you revisit your estate planning documents and ensure that they are still working for you.
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It’s wedding season! Once again, we ring in the springtime with wedding bells and a flurry of “I dos.” As a newly married couple, you are now entitled to certain benefits that come with marriage, as well as some added responsibilities.
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Let’s get back to basics: what is a Revocable Living Trust? Michael J. Wakefield, Esq. explains.
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