While married couples may seem to obviously need estate planning services, especially when children arrive, unmarried couples may actually need it more. It’s a pretty
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Columns and blogs abound offering tips and questions individuals should ask to help you choose the right professional to assist you with your investments, retirement,
In 1976 Harvard Law Professor A. James Casner, an acknowledged expert in estates, told the members of the House Ways and Means Committee: “In fact,
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The law is always going to be playing catch up to technology. That is an often-used saying amongst attorneys, and nowhere is it more prevalent
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No doubt, people are living longer these days, and that means that more people are living on their social security and pensions in their senior
