So much of our everyday lives involves the use of “digital devices” (e.g. laptops, desktops, tablets and smartphones) to access various online services and open “online accounts” through which we communicate and share our lives with others, and conduct numerous personal and business activities. By doing so, we preserve our “day-to-day life histories” through generating … Continue Reading

Many times, I have been contacted by a current or prospective client who informs me he or she “needs” a Revocable Trust. Upon meeting with the client, I am surprised to learn that he or she “needs” a Revocable Trust because someone on TV or at a seminar insisted “everyone needs a Revocable Trust.”

Most people, at some time, have contemplated the need to create a Last Will and Testament. Nevertheless, taking the steps to do so seems to be something we continuously put off. Though the reasons behind this reluctance vary, many times it is simply due to some unanswered questions concerning the benefits of having a Last … Continue Reading