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06/18/2026

Learn about common types of disabilities, including physical, sensory, speech and language, and intellectual or developmental.

06/17/2026

The people who love you most will one day have to navigate life without you. An estate plan won't take away that grief, but it can spare them from confusion, conflict, and the burden of unanswered questions at the worst possible time. That's a gift worth giving. Let's help you put it in place.

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06/16/2026

Marie Osmond made headlines for saying she plans to leave her fortune to charity rather than her children. "All an inheritance does is breed laziness and entitlement," she said.

It's a perspective worth thinking about because, whether you agree with her or not, the point is that YOU get to decide. A thoughtful estate plan lets you leave exactly what you want, to exactly who you want, in exactly the way you want. Let's build one that reflects your values.

The oldest Osmond has passed away.

06/15/2026

Peace of mind is what happens when you stop putting off the one thing you know you need to do. Once your plan is in place, there's a real sense of relief that comes with knowing your family is protected and your wishes are documented. That feeling is available to you now, and it starts with a single conversation. We're ready when you are.

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06/12/2026

Not all powers of attorney are created equal. An outdated, vague, or improperly drafted document can be rejected by banks, hospitals, and financial institutions, leaving your family locked out when they need access most. If yours is more than a few years old or was prepared without an attorney, it may be worth a second look.
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06/11/2026

A dementia diagnosis doesn't just affect the person receiving it; it reshapes everything for the people who love them. This guide from Yale School of Medicine walks caregivers through six practical steps, and one of the first on the list is finding an elder law attorney. That's where we come in. If someone you love has been diagnosed, we're here to help you get the legal pieces in place while there's still time to do it together.

Navigating a dementia diagnosis comes with new challenges, responsibilities, and emotions. But with the right guidance and preparation, caregivers can offer

06/10/2026

The IRS becomes a silent co-heir the moment your kids inherit your traditional IRA. With mandatory withdrawals over 10 years, a $500,000 inheritance can trigger $125,000 or more in taxes, and most families never see it coming. Smart planning now can change that outcome significantly. This is a must-read if you have retirement accounts you plan to leave behind.

An inherited IRA can be quite expensive for the heir due to taxes. These are some of the things you can do to reduce your taxes for this IRA.

06/09/2026

Most people know they should have an estate plan. Far fewer know where to actually start. Getting your affairs in order means having a will or trust that reflects your current wishes, powers of attorney so someone you trust can act on your behalf, healthcare directives that speak for you when you can't, and beneficiary designations that are up to date. That's it. And we make every step of it straightforward. Ready to begin?
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06/08/2026

You've worked your whole life to build something worth protecting. Don't leave it to chance. An estate plan is how you make sure everything you've built goes exactly where you intend without unnecessary delays or court involvement.

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06/05/2026

Buying a home is a huge milestone and one that deserves more than just a mortgage to go with it. Yet 60% of women have no estate planning documents in place at all. If you're a single homeowner, your estate plan is what ensures your house goes to the person you actually want it to go to, not whoever state law decides. It's also what makes sure someone you trust can pay your bills if you're ever incapacitated. This article is a great reminder that estate planning isn't just for the wealthy or the elderly. It's for anyone building a future.

Despite purchasing what might now be their biggest asset, women are less likely than men to have any estate planning documents in place.