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Life Changes That Require an Update to Your Estate Plan

Even if you do not have an estate plan that you’ve created, the State has one for you. And it’s likely one you won’t like.

What You Can Learn From the Clintons’ Tax Returns

In anticipation of the election and in response to public demand, Hillary and Bill Clinton have released their 2015 federal tax return. Tax returns have

What Is Elder Abuse and How Can You Keep Yourself (or Your Parents) Safe?

One day, you will be an elderly person, you hope. Maybe you are already there. Or, your parents are. And, unfortunately, as more of us

End-of-Life Communication and Care: A Struggle Most Physicians Encounter

Just as it is difficult for many of us to talk about our ultimate death, it is also difficult for doctors to talk about this

Name Legal Guardians For Your Kids (For FREE) On This Website

One of the hardest things to do as a human being is to acknowledge our mortality. Some people even seem to think that if they

Legal Rights of Grandparents: In Honor of National Grandparents’ Day

When all is ideal in a family, the bond between grandparent and child is a special one. Maybe you’ve even heard that grandparenting is the

The 4 Tricky Cons of 2016

Electronic technology has brought about tremendous benefits for today’s society. We can access goods, services, and information, all at the touch of a button. The

Permission to Love Your Children

This is your letter of permission to go ahead and simply love your children. Put down those expectations that are ingrained in someone else’s idea

Can Family Caregiving Change Your Reputation (and Self-Perception) For the Better?

Are you the unappreciated black sheep in your family? Have you wished you could redeem your reputation and at the same time shift your own

Conscious Money Challenge: Know How You Are Invested

If you have money invested in the stock market, whether through a retirement account or a straight brokerage account, I challenge you today to find

5 Reasons to Never Give an Outright Inheritance to Your Children — and What to Do Instead

If you’re like me, you want to leave an inheritance for your children. It’s likely part of what you are working so hard to do.

How to Continue Your Family Values For Generations

Most of us want to make a mark in the world. That’s a big part of what gives our lives meaning. And whether or not

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