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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Happy Independence Day!We are enjoying a quick break as we get ready for Independence Day. The weather is warm and hopefully, you are finding some time to relax.
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The Culinary Delights of GowanusFor the past seven years, I’ve happily called the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn home for my New York office. Over that time, there’s been a lot of turnover in the neighborhood. As time passed, we’ve lost a lot of old buildings. They brought a sense of history and uniqueness to the neighborhood. But many have …
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More Info About Tennis Balls Than You Probably Wanted to Know...We’re getting late into the summer and the Wall Street Journal had an article this weekend about the tennis balls used at the upcoming U.S. Open. As many of my clients know, you can often find me on the tennis court when I’m not in the office. While I won’t be playing in the U.S. …
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Happy Independence Day!It's Independence Day amidst one of the strangest years anyone can recall. Some wisdom and advice from Teddy Roosevelt for us to consider.
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Final Spring Break Reading Suggestion: Drive by Daniel PinkThe final book of the Spring Break reading queue is Drive by Daniel Pink, which examines the intrinsic motivation that we derive from our tasks.
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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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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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Starting Q4 On the Road...Time to get on the road for the start of the final quarter of the year. Figuring out what to pack continues to be a challenge for me...
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Quick Book Review: Two Sisters by Asne SeierstadIn my ongoing quest to read 52 books this year (I actually passed the goal a few weeks ago, but why stop now?), I came across Two Sisters by Asne Seierstad. The book tells the story of a Somali family in Norway who have five children. Unbeknownst to the parents, their daughters have become increasingly …
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What Will Be This Year's New Scam? It Will Probably Involve RobocallingAs the new year begins, robocalling companies are using Caller ID spoofing to help with their scams. The Wall Street Journal has an interesting article about what happens when people call the spoofed number back and find that the person who actually owns the number is a victim too.
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Designing Your Life - Creating a Workview and a LifeviewBeing away from the office, even for a few days, is a great way to re-energize yourself and your passion for your business.
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A Little More About MeI try to focus on my clients and their situations. Occasionally, I will throw in a book review or other interesting article that may have come across my desk.