Most people think about estate planning the same way they think about going to the dentist. They know they should do it, they keep meaning to schedule the appointment, and then life gets in the way. The problem is that a skipped dental cleaning just means a longer session next time. A skipped estate plan […]
Adult Guardianship: A Preemptive Guide to a Beneficial Guardianship Process
Across the United States, many families face the difficult decision of what to do when an adult can no longer care for themselves. The numbers are significant. Nearly 1 in 9 adults over age 65, about 7.2 million people in 2025, have Alzheimer’s disease. Meanwhile, there are about 1.3 million adult guardianships underway with more […]
Special Needs Planning: Why A Trust Lawyer Is Essential To Succeed
Every year in America, countless families are wrestling with accommodating children with special needs. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, more than 7 million students are under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), receiving special education services. Behind these statistics are parents and caregivers asking themselves the same difficult questions: How will […]
Post-Settlement Matters? We Handle What Comes Next
When a client receives news of a settlement, there’s often a wave of relief that justice has been served, compensation secured, and the long fight might feel over. But for many, especially in personal injury settlements like guardianships and probate estates, the settlement is not the finish line. It can be a turning point where […]