It’s back-to-school time again, and when it comes to estate planning you may have homework to do. As a parent, your most critical—and often overlooked—task

  Last week, we shared the first part of this series explaining the powers and duties that come with serving as trustee. Here in part

Probably every parent who has watched the news lately has felt the heartbreak over what’s happening to immigrant families at the border due to the

  If you have highly appreciated assets like stock and real estate you want to sell, it may make sense to use a charitable remainder

It always surprises me to hear parents who have a child with special needs tell me that they were not aware of what they needed

The news of Anthony Bourdain’s suicide totally shocked me last week.  Bourdain seemed to live the life many of us aspire to lead but do

The IRS has recently issued a reminder to taxpayers that the automatic two-month extension for U.S. citizens and resident aliens living abroad for filing the

For many people, the basics of estate planning are simple enough, but for those families with loved ones who are disabled or have special needs,

  In the 1980s, the late actor Alan Thicke played the wise-but-hip father figure and psychiatrist Dr. Jason Seaver in the sitcom Growing Pains. Following

In the 1980s, the late actor Alan Thicke played the wise-but-hip father figure and psychiatrist Dr. Jason Seaver in the sitcom Growing Pains. Following Alan’s

Whether through illness, injury, or other means, anyone can require a guardian to become appointed if they become mentally incapacitated. In such cases, if there