by Gregg Garofalo | July 22, 2021
August is the start of a new school year. This is a time when many parents are getting ready to send their children off to college. During this hectic and emotionally tumultuous time, parents may be all-consumed with helping prepare their soon-to-be college student...
by Rebekah Williams | October 5, 2020
Most new moms and dads are overwhelmed with a new baby. However, making an estate plan is a relatively simple task that can bring an immense sense of security to your growing family. Here are the basics: Guardianship Your first order of business is to choose a...
by Rebekah Williams | August 5, 2020
Were you recently notified that you will be receiving an inheritance? If so, an inheritance can come hand-in-hand with conflicting emotions. An inheritance follows the death of a loved one, and especially in the event of a sudden or unexpected loss, may cause you to...
by Rebekah Williams | July 8, 2020
Trusts and Income Tax: Who Pays? Trusts are an incredibly useful estate planning tool, and they’re becoming ever more popular. But, as Trusts gain popularity, a question comes up more and more often: who pays the income tax on a Trust? It seems like a simple inquiry....
by Rebekah Williams | July 2, 2020
A brand new baby brings a special kind of chaos to your home. In the midst of sleep deprivation, midnight feedings, and seemingly endless diaper changes, estate planning is likely the last thing on your mind. However, making an estate plan is a relatively simple task...
by Rebekah Williams | June 25, 2020
Medical decisions are highly personal choices, and they are relatively easy to make when your mental faculties are still with you. But with the possibility of illnesses that can rob you of your decision making skills, how do you know that your personal wishes are...
