Q: Who Needs and Estate Plan? Answer: YOU do! If You Have Young Children, You Need a Will. The only thing worse than not being around for our children is having no say in who raises them should we die. A Will is a tool that allows you to name a guardian for minor children. Without...

Single? Widowed? Divorced? How Important is an Estate Plan? There are over 110 million singles in the United States and more than 53% of them are women. Women control over one-half of the country’s wealth and studies show that most of the wealth that will change hands in the coming decade will go to women. In...

We all have someone in our lives who just seems to know the right thing to say. Someone who has sage advice for every situation. Someone who is WISE. For me, that person was my mom. She was masterful at discussing the most delicate of topics, expressing her opinion and guiding others down a path...

The world has gone digital, and digital platforms and devices are everywhere. For the first time in history we are seeing a generation that has grown to adulthood whose everyday life has always been focused around technology. Even older adults who grew up listening around a radio have logged onto the digital bandwagon. Indeed, almost...

Estate Planning, in many ways is more important for women than men. Women on average live 5 years longer than men, earn less over their lifetimes, are the primary caretakers of children and aging parents and are the ones who will likely have the final say in how assets are spent or distributed. Longer lifespans make...