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

One of the biggest appeals of cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin, is that it is decentralized, unregulated, and anonymous. There are no financial institutions controlling it, and

Last week, we shared the first part of our series on the importance of estate planning for those without children. Here in part two, we

If you are planning a vacation, you probably have a lot to prepare for before you get away. Between structuring your itinerary, getting plane tickets

If you are getting a divorce from your spouse, you have a lot of Divorce Estate Planning to do. You will need to name your own

When Meghan Markle married Prince Harry this last weekend, she was probably saying “I do” to some interesting tax problems as all of her foreign

It’s a common misconception to think that if you don’t have children, you don’t need to worry about estate planning. But the fact is, it

Today, we live in an uber-connected world, where nearly every type of financial transaction—shopping, banking, investment management—can be made online using a computer or mobile

Last week, we shared the first part of our series on selecting and naming the right guardians for your children. Here in part two, we

One of your most important responsibilities as a parent is to select and legally document guardians for your children. This doesn’t mean just naming godparents

Estate planning really should be considered as soon as you acquire your first asset, have a child, or step into adulthood in any truly meaningful