Category Archives for Family Issues

Uncovering Dementia and Alzheimer’s Cover-ups

One of my estate planning colleagues, Lizette Sundvick, who practices in Nevada penned this comment on dementia cover-ups.  Her post occurred after reading, “The Danger of Your Aging Parent Covering Up Dementia” article in Forbes. Here’s what’s important: it doesn’t matter if you have a diagnosis for your aging parent or not. It matters how […]

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Back to Basics with Estate Planning

Everyone is unique and their situation is unique. I could put you in a room with 100 people and your situation would have some aspects of uniqueness to it that belongs just to you and you alone. This is what makes us human. Our estate planning and legacy preparations aren’t any different…they are unique. It […]

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Planning for your children’s education

I always like to share what others are seeing or doing that I feel will be helpful and relevant to my readers. A fellow attorney in Indiana penned a thought provoking post on planning for your children’s education.  I enjoyed it, and I share it below with you.  The author is Chris Yugo writing a […]

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Take your medicine…it’s Good For You

One of my colleagues and a member of Wealth Counsel shared a great article and story with me the other day and it was so relevant to many of the estate planning issues my own clients face I wanted to share this with all of you.  Here is his story. “Americans just do not like […]

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