Year: 2020

Teresa Clemons Office Manager My parents are 86 years old, live in a wonderful community here in Williamsburg and are still quite active.When they moved here over 10 years ago, the plan was that I would be near by to take care of them as needed, and when they could no...

Catherine E. Sears Congress recently passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, which is intended to alleviate some of the economic hardship which the outbreak of COVID-19 has inflicted on the nation. This Act provides many examples of...

Helena S. Mock, Esq. Tolerations are the little annoyances we put up with on a daily basis. They are the things in our work and home lives, relationships, health, and finances that we simply accept because it would be too difficult, or too painful, or just take too...

Leslie Salvo Paralegal As we attempt to adapt to our “brave new world” with COVID-19 at the center of our attention, let’s not forget to be vigilant for those individuals who are always ready to take advantage of a bad situation. Regrettably, there are people using...

Catherine E. Sears, Esq. Frequently, clients tell me that they have certain assets (often, a checking or savings account) titled jointly with one or more of their children. “This way,” they tell me, “my daughter can step in and pay my bills if something happens to...

Barbara Armstrong Paralegal Happy New Year! Here we are already into the middle of January. Where does time go? Before you know it, daylight savings time will be upon us, daffodils and tulips will be blooming, and of course, allergies will be thriving! Last year was a...