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Before you send your child off to college, there are three legal documents that you need to make sure they sign. They are: 1. a Medical […]

By the National Care Planning Council  Retrieved here on April 11, 2018 Very few families are prepared for the challenge of long term care for a loved one. […]

By Elder Law Associates Newsletter Retrieved here on April 17, 2018 While the execution of wills requires formalities like witnesses and a notary, the reality is […]

Article by Audrey Miller | Retrieved here on April 23, 2018 Originally published @allaboutestates.ca I was intrigued by the following headline “How a stationary bike, paired […]

As we face the prospect of growing older ourselves, or dealing with family members who are growing older, there are many factors that we need to […]

By Lynn Ballou, Next Avenue  Contributor Several years ago, a new theme emerged in our wealth advisory firm’s meetings with clients. They were beginning to truly worry about their […]

It’s never too early to start estate planning, and if you already have a family, getting your personal affairs in order is a must. The sooner […]

Two Documents Every 18-Year-Old Should Sign If you are about to send a child off to college or employment, you’re probably busy with last-minute shopping, packing […]

Last week, we brought up the benefits of a Healthcare Power of Attorney, not only for yourself and your elderly parents, but also for your adult children. […]

If you raised more than one child, you know that one job of a parent is being a referee.  Sibling spats are normal, common and usually […]

By S. Craig Daniell As a result of countless movie and television plots, most people know that a will is a legal document that specifies what […]