Blended families highlight the need for careful estate planning to make sure the needs of each spouse are met, as well as the needs of each

The Council of the District of Columbia passed emergency legislation to permit Electronic Wills, without witnesses physically present.

Understandably, the coronavirus pandemic has created the scramble to set up wills and end-of-life-directives. However, online do it yourself

In the majority of states and the District of Columbia, you cannot intentionally disinherit your spouse unless your spouse actually agrees

If you are a single parent, you should feel proud of your efforts to nurture and care for your children. Here are a few additional things

For LGBTQ+ couples, like all other couples, there are a few things you should consider when thinking about crafting an estate plan.

Caregivers are invaluable but can exact a heavy toll. There are resources available that can make your job as a caregiver easier.

Making the decision to move forward with the planning requires us to face the fact that we will not live forever. This thought can stop many

Estate Planning Awareness Week is a great opportunity not only to take steps to make sure your own estate plan is up to date, but also to ta

Today, I am providing information to help you figure out whether you need a trust and, if so, what kind fits your specific situation.