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  • How We Work
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    • Trusts & Estate Planning
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    • Probate Administration
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Who Would Care For Your Children If You Got Sick With COVID-19?

Who Would Care For Your Children If You Got Sick With COVID-19?

by Trust Counsel | May 22, 2020 | Articles, Health Care Directive

The pandemic is causing us to consider a lot of things that we may not have before, even if maybe we should have.It brings to mind something a colleague of mine shared recently. One unremarkable weekend, she left her small children with a babysitter and headed out to...
3 Unique Ways to Handle the Guilt Inherent to Being a Parent

3 Unique Ways to Handle the Guilt Inherent to Being a Parent

by Trust Counsel | May 20, 2020 | Articles, Asset Protection, Estate Planning, Inheritance

If you’re a parent, you may feel even more guilty than usual.  If so, you are definitely not alone. Currently, the burden is on you to both carry on with your work and manage your child’s full-time care and education. Two full-time jobs that you’re trying to do by...
Little Richard’s Estate Plan

Little Richard’s Estate Plan

by Trust Counsel | May 13, 2020 | Articles, Celebrity Estates, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Financial

Rising to fame in the founding decades of rock and roll, the story of Little Richard is a true rags-to-riches tale. Little Richard went from washing dishes for a living to a world-famous celebrity, inspiring millions of fans and generations of future musicians and...
Getting Legal Documents Signed During COVID — Another Reason to Not Go It Alone

Getting Legal Documents Signed During COVID — Another Reason to Not Go It Alone

by Trust Counsel | May 11, 2020 | Articles, Health Care Directive

Wills, trusts, health care directives, powers of attorney, and legal guardian nominations are on many of our hearts and minds as COVID-19 compels us to face our own fragility and mortality. It’s not as if we didn’t know we would all die (or become incapacitated) one...
Protecting Your Parents from Undue Influence during Covid and Beyond

Protecting Your Parents from Undue Influence during Covid and Beyond

by Trust Counsel | May 4, 2020 | Articles, Estate Tax, Family, Health Care Directive

In a previous article, we shared steps to understanding your parents’ estate planning and the nature of their assets, as well as how to ensure you’re not left with a mess when something happens to them. Today, we want to focus on one of the major risks of not being...
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