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Barbara K. Armstrong, Paralegal Working for an estate planning firm can be very rewarding as you interact with your clients and their families, whether it is finalizing their estate planning documents or helping a family begin the process of administering a loved...
Teresa M. Clemons, Office Manager I am sure you have heard that when a lamp, phone charger, toaster oven, or any electrical device is plugged into the receptacle, it is using energy – even if it is not in use. Same thing with iPhones, iPads, and laptops. Even when you...
Cathy Sears, Law Clerk My husband and I got married in August and are still in the obnoxiously happy, rarely-spend-time-apart-from-each-other phase of our relationship. Life as a newlywed is good. With marriage so much on my mind in recent months, I was surprised when...
Debbie Pecor, Senior Paralegal How much information is too much information? There’s a loaded question! After my grandmother passed, my dad and my aunts asked my grandfather if he had a will. He replied, “Yes.” Years later, however, when he passed, there was no will...
Helena S. Mock, Esq. In 2014, the ABLE (“Achieving a Better Life Experience”) Act was signed into law. The law is aimed at providing a way in which those with special needs can save money without losing needs-based public benefits such as SSI or Medicaid. While an...
Madeline Colthorpe, Receptionist Let’s face it: estate planning isn’t the best dinnertime conversation. What better way to destroy a delicious meal than to discuss the passing of the ones you love? So maybe this discussion doesn’t have to happen during dinner, but it...
Erin A. Smith, Esq. You’ve decided to get married. For years prior to meeting your sweetheart, you’ve grown a successful business. Perhaps you inherited a large sum of money from a relative. When you enter into marriage, it is important to discuss financial assets,...
Barbara Armstrong, Paralegal As we enter into spring, I cannot help but notice how time slips by. Didn’t we just celebrate Christmas, and here we are ready to celebrate Easter?! Working for an estate planning and elder law firm, I often receive calls from children of...
Teresa M. Clemons, Office Manager Make no mistake … there is a HUGE difference between a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) and a Living Will. My dear 82-year-old friend was admitted to the hospital with some stomach issues by the attending ER physician. Before moving him to...
Cathy Sears, Law Clerk We all know that advances in medicine have made it possible for people to live much longer than in past generations. However, as wonderful as a longer life is, it is also important to ensure that individuals have the best possible quality of...
