We all know we need to get a will, but for many of us it feels like we will have more time to get around to it. When someone in the United States dies without a will, they are considered to have died “intestate.” Rather than choose what happens to their estate, the governing law […]
Sitting on my side of the conference table (or zoom camera, as it is more often than not), I hear a lot about the innerworkings of my clients’ families, finances and personal lives. Through all the stories of family conflict and loss I’ve heard, there are a few common concerns my estate planning clients come […]
