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04/08/2021

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06/09/2020

As a business owner, you may be exploring the idea of permanently utilizing a remote workforce; however, be sure to take the following measures as you move toward permanent virtual employment.

06/02/2020

Beautiful read.

I vividly remember the first time my mom looked at me and truly didn’t know who I was. Yes, it was devastating and yes, I mourned that loss for a very long time

05/31/2020

If you have elderly family members, please read this! It’s happening every day, even in our small community.

High achievers with great wealth can still operate at a reasonable level when they become cognitively impaired, but they are proud individuals who reject the notion that they may be helpless and thus refuse to let family members or other professionals intervene when there is suspected abuse.

05/28/2020

Are you self-employed, a freelancer or an independent contractor? Check out this straight-forward guidance on the PPP Loan Forgiveness Application.

The sample application for loan forgiveness came out Friday May 15th, and while it’s not as clear as we’d all like it provides more guidance than before. Let’s walk through this application with the information that we have now and adjust as more guidance comes out.

05/19/2020

Review this quick check-list to make sure your estate plan and your medical and financial powers of attorney are up to date!

05/13/2020

Very touching article about a very difficult process.

I wish someone had told me about the beauty that waited at the end of this journey.

05/08/2020

To help you feel empowered during this pandemic, be proactive and plan ahead. One of the most important and relatively easy things you can do (and should do) is to execute a Health Care Power of Attorney and a Living Will. Book an appointment with me by clicking "Book Now" to do this VIRTUALLY in a few easy steps. In your Health Care Power of Attorney, you name a healthcare decision maker to make decisions about your medical care if you are unable to communicate your wishes. In your Living Will, you set out your wishes concerning withdrawal of life-sustaining procedures should you have a terminal condition or are in a persistent vegetative state. Stay safe and healthy!