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Another Estate Planning Lesson from Kobe Bryant

We initially wrote a piece on Kobe on our blog – you can check it out here: https://trustcounsel.com/2020/02/nba-superstar-kobe-bryants-estate-plan/ Honestly, I did not follow Kobe Bryant

Online Wills? When You Should, When You Shouldn’t and Where to Do It

With all of the media about “digital wills” and “online estate planning” it could be tempting to think you can do your estate planning yourself,

A Map to Doing the Right Thing for the People You Love During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Right now, huge numbers of people are coming face to face with their own mortality, and realizing they need to plan for the worst. This

Estate Planning Lessons from Tiger King

The world has gone wild for the Netflix series Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness. And for good reason: the show has an eccentric zoo

How To Get Access to Your COVID Stimulus Money

It’s the beginning of the month, and bills are coming due. If you are stressed out, it’s important that you know where and how to

The Most Important Legal and Financial Actions To Take Right Now

As you already know, the COVID-19 pandemic means nothing is business as usual. Many states have implemented a “shelter-in-place” order to limit the spread of

How Trust Counsel is Operating During COVID-19 Outbreak

Even with the rapid changes occurring due to Coronavirus, our team is committed to serving you. As a local business, we wanted to outline the

The 5 Things Your Health Care Directive Must Have (or it Needs to be Updated Now for The Coronavirus)

If you were hospitalized today and SOMEONE had to make decisions for you, who would it be? Do they know what you’d want and have

How To Talk To Your Parents and Get Them To Stay Home

There’s no doubt that your parents have survived frightening world events, whether that was World War II, the war in Vietnam, nuclear threat, illness, poverty,

Are You Clear About How Your Parents Estate Plan Will Impact You?

Do your parents have an estate plan? Is it up to date? No matter how rich or poor you or your parents are, especially in

What Happens to Your Pets When You Die?

What Happens to Your Pets When You Die? If you have pets, my guess is that you love them as much as you do your

Money Talk: How Much Will You Share With Your Kids?

In many families, money still is not a typical dinner table discussion, but we think it should be. Surprisingly, this is especially true when it

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