Ethics is a system of moral principles that governs a person’s behavior or the conduct of their actions. Ethics guides you with respect to what
Even the happiest family can encounter conflict, especially in times of significant change. For experienced estate planning attorneys, conflict is a well-known topic in sessions
Adulting is hard. Keeping up with demands from work, family, and personal wants can be daunting. Stress can mount up and leave us feeling overwhelmed.
Our lives are driven by schedules and daily routines. We live by the rhythm of daily life. We know what to expect every day while
When people think of estate planning, they may think it is a black and white process. A process in which you declare your final wishes
In 1895, George Vanderbilt II completed construction on his family’s vacation home in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. It was his vision to
Over the past few months, we have covered many estate planning topics in our blog: blended families, elder abuse, LGBT couples’ planning, drafting a will,
Giving while you are living is a great option to add to your estate planning documents. Giving during your lifetime can prove to have a plethora of benefits, beyond simply financial benefits.
One of the greatest deterrents to estate planning is procrastination. “I will have time later” is the most common phrase when someone is asked about
A blended family is defined as a spouse having at least one child from a prior relationship. Most commonly, this occurs from a previous marriage,
