Recently I’ve fielded many calls about advanced estate planning strategies, most likely brought on since the transfer of power in Washington to the Democratic party. President
A friend of mine officiated at another friend’s wedding some time before the pandemic. I asked him (in jest) if he was acting in his
It appears that Joe Biden will take the oath of office on January 20th as our nation’s 46th President. Reading his platform, proposed changes to
After the Holocaust, social scientists were haunted by the question of why so many people were prepared, whether by active participation or silent consent, to
This column is scheduled to run on November 6th, but I’m writing it a week ahead, on October 28th, before the general election returns. I’m
I recently watched a television interview of Bruce Springsteen, a favorite of mine. He released a new album entitled Letters to You, which can be
Rob, a well-mannered, intelligent 25-year-old beneficiary to his grandfather’s trust came to me with a question. “My father told me that I can’t have any
