Your Home is Your Castle–But Who is Tending the Drawbridge?
As I write this article, there is almost a foot of snow on the ground. The groundhog has seen his shadow. Cabin Fever is at [...]
Having a Will is Only the Beginning
by Richard E. Boston For any number of people, estate planning consists solely of executing a will and making sure that they have adequate life [...]
Passing On the “Family” Business–While Keeping Both Successful and Happy
I am often confronted with a client who has created a successful business and asks, “How can I keep this in my family after my [...]
Premarital Agreements: Essential Protection for Some Marriages
by Walter S. Chidester Premarital agreements are often used by parties with children by a former marriage whose interests they wish to protect upon the [...]
Saving Time and Money at the Attorney’s Office
by Douglas B. OlerWhen first approached about writing an article on estate planning, several areas immediately came to mind, such as wills, revocable living trusts, [...]
