An education-focused working relationship is at the core of my interactions with clients. My blog entries try to keep you up-to-date on new developments in estate planning, business law, and special needs planning, as well as other more general information that I hope will be helpful to you. Where possible, I also try to provide video explanations and free reports so you can get a better understanding of the legal issues you may be dealing with.
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Recently Divorced? Have You Updated Your Will?If you've recently divorced, now is a good time to review your estate plan documents and make sure they still properly reflect your goals.
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Five Common Mistakes with "DIY" Estate Plans That You Should AvoidDon't fall into the traps and mistakes of a DIY estate plan that you find for cheap (or free) on an internet website with slick marketing.
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Helping Working Parents Get Through This Coronavirus PandemicWorking parents are adjusting to the new normal during this pandemic and there are some good recommendations to help them get through this time.
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Networking Events: What To Do When There Are None?Networking events aren't happening in person these days, but you should consider various virtual strategies to help grow your business.
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Helping Your Parents With Their Finances During This PandemicYour parents may be dealing with a whole new financial world. A power of attorney can be an important tool to help them manage their money.
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Starting a Business? Watch Out For These 5 Common Mistakes...Many newly launched small businesses make the same common mistakes when they start out, but you can avoid them with a little planning.
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Solos Moving Forward Together Summit 2019 Wrap UpAt our Solos Moving Forward Together Summit on Friday, we had a packed house and good discussions about a variety of topics that solo and small firms face.
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Remember to Include Your Digital Assets in Your Estate PlanningYour digital assets should be accessible by your loved ones in case you are incapacitated or pass away. Now is a good time to review your estate plan.
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New Business Leaders Should Take the Long View...Business Leaders are often under a lot of pressure when they are brought into a business. Resist that urge to make too many big decisions too fast.
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Philadelphia First Major City to Ban Cashless StoresCashless stores and businesses are likely the future of retail and society. Philadelphia recently passed legislation banning cashless stores.
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Entrepreneur Thinking: Five Principles to ConsiderAn entrepreneur needs to consider some key principles before founding their business. Emily Heyward's got a good list of five you should consider.
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5 Tips to Support Women-Owned BusinessesWomen-owned businesses continue to grow and Cate Luzio's bootcamp for new business owners is a great option for women starting a business.