Welcome! Pull up a chair and grab a frosty glass of lemonade. Prepare to benefit from our years of experience in researching legal briefs, journals, and case studies as we dive into the wild world of estate planning and administration!
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Legacy for a Nation: Estate Planning Lessons from Ben Franklin Ben Franklin's estate planning documents carefully structure two philanthropic trusts designed to last exactly 200 years. Talk about leaving a legacy! -
Want a Better Life? Try Flexing Your Reticular Activating System So what if you could train your RAS to look for reasons to be happy? Could that possibly improve your life? Some people say you can. Here's how. -
The Tale of the Plan-Less Estate Planning Attorney I didn't have my own estate plan. I was young and healthy. I kept putting it off for another day. And then I found a lump in my breast... -
Adventures in Crucial Conversations In addition to these key points, there are numerous, critical life lessons in this book that hit me like a bus. Things like: respect is like air: no one notices when there is plenty of it, but when there’s not enough, it’s all you can think about. And the Four Methods of Decision Making. -
What About Cocoon in 2019? Flipping around the cable box the other night and came across Cocoon. It was one of the biggest films of 1985 and pretty much cemented Ron Howard as a director. -
Elder Care Planning and an Airport Conversation This really happened. It's kind of amazing what you involuntarily overhear at airports and how open people are in public as long as they're on their phone. -
"She Got the Planning Right, but ..." We post a lot about bad planning and celebrities. Celebrity wills and trusts are extensively covered by all manner of media which we can all learn from. -
Announcing the Alzheimer's Planning Center! The Alzheimer’s Planning Center is a special division within our firm devoted to helping those affected by cognitive impairment, dementia, and Alzheimer’s. -
Probate Court - The Finale, Down the Rabbit Hole That this disaster was preventable is probably pretty evident. Lawrence had nothing in place to protect him and his wishes in the event of a serious illness.