The life-threatening coronavirus has completely upended our lives. Families with small children or elderly family members are feeling especially vulnerable. The result is more people...
We want all of our clients to know that we remain open throughout this period Our offices are open and we’ve instituted stringent sanitation procedures that...
We’re all uneasy as we face the biggest health challenge of our lifetimes. Despite stringent safety precautions, this remains a highly contagious disease, and we’re...
Every family right now is frightened by the magnitude of the coronavirus. They may be thinking about whether or not they should create a Living...
During this health crisis, we’ve developed new procedures to ensure the comfort and safety of our clients. All of our team wear masks and gloves;...
During this health crisis that seems to grow in magnitude every day, parents have new concerns about life planning. In this time of uncertainty, many...
Hundreds of thousands of Americans’ lives have been ruined by opioids From 1999-2017, nearly 400,000 people died from an overdose involving an opioid. On average, 130...
Should you add your kids to your bank account? This is a discussion topic that frequently comes up during our Living Trust discussions. In many...
We all thought the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) was a done deal—that’s how naive we were. Proposed nearly a century ago, the ERA is periodically...
In a New York Times story, former Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s husband, suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, has a romance with another woman, and the former...
Jane Matthews built a successful business as a video and movie script writer while homeschooling her nine-year-old autistic daughter and shuttling her 15-year-old son to...
I recently came across David Brooks’s column in The New York Times asking his readers to define their purpose in life. While many were overachievers...
