
Are Our Children Equal?
Any parent knows how different their children can be, even when raised in the same household, and while parents love their children equally, treating them equally in estate plans is not always straightforward.

Any parent knows how different their children can be, even when raised in the same household, and while parents love their children equally, treating them equally in estate plans is not always straightforward.

Nearly fifteen years ago, after a frustrating day at work, I was hit by a car while biking, which reminded me of life’s unpredictability and the importance of always striving for big goals. This experience emphasizes having something to live for at any age to keep death at bay and maintain life’s purpose.

Understand asset ownership and beneficiary designations in estate planning to avoid unintended consequences.

I’ve reviewed many estate plans in my 30+ years of practice. It is not uncommon for a new client to say that another attorney assured

We take for granted that the tool of a revocable living trust is available to us. We can create a legal document where we usually

According to a Texas Tech University study, fifty years of age is the apparent peak for financial decision making. This ability begins to decline at

I was in a client meeting not too long ago, and I asked “Brent” and “Linda” sitting across the conference room table from me a

I imagine that physicians become frustrated with patients who demand certain medications believing that it’s necessary after watching a television advertisement. You can’t turn on

Reflect on life’s journey and legacy with Bruce Springsteen’s wisdom, and discover how estate planning can ensure your values and intentions are honored.

This is my first column since the Island Sun stopped publishing after Hurricane Ian. I’m grateful to write again, missing the connection that I forged