Author: richard-master

It’s a fact. Every day we get older. And every day our parents get older too. As our parents age and need more help with everyday management of their household finances and other decisions, there are legal mechanisms that can help. It is important for all adults to have a Durable Power of Attorney in … Read More

Most people assume that if they are married, or only have one child, or are single and don’t have any children, that a Last Will and Testament isn’t necessary. Assumptions are made that “Everything will go to my wife” or “My kids will get it all.” The truth of the matter is that what someone … Read More

Most parents will do most anything to protect their children. This rings true with estate planning as well. We all want to leave enough money in the bank to make our kids a comfortable life and hope we are around long enough to see them grown with kids of their own. Life is unpredictable, however, … Read More

Most people without wills make assumptions. For example, If I don’t have a will, my kids/spouse/dog will get all of my stuff. This could be true, or more than likely, it’s not. Whether you’ve sat down with a legal professional like myself, used the dreaded (and usually incomplete) legal zoom, or haven’t done squat, you … Read More

Last week I was sitting in a doctor’s office waiting patiently for my name to be called. Typical of most doctor’s waiting rooms it was crowded and there was one pair of people who were talking so loud everyone could hear their entire conversation. I’m trying hard to concentrate on my kindle book while they … Read More