Older Driver Safety Awareness is crucial, especially during the winter months when inclement weather and shorter daylight hours create added challenges. As individuals age, changes in vision, reaction time, and physical flexibility can affect driving ability, making winter driving particularly risky. Raising awareness about these challenges and implementing strategies for safer driving can help older…
The Future of Estate Tax Laws Under the Trump Administration: Why Now Is the Time to Review Your Estate Plan With Donald Trump re-elected as President, discussions about tax policy changes are back at the forefront, particularly regarding estate taxes. The current estate tax laws, set to sunset on December 31, 2025, may undergo significant…
BREAKING NEWS: 12/3/24: Today a Federal Court in Texas ruled that the reporting requirements under FINCEN are unconstitutional. An Alabama federal court issued a similar ruling earlier this year and the federal government determined it applied to the plaintiffs of that case only, but the Texas case appears to apply to everyone, nationwide. Stay tuned……
If you are among the 40% of Americans who believe they don’t have enough assets to have an estate plan, here’s a simple estate planning checklist for you to take to see if you’re right. ✅ If you check YES to only one item on the list below, then you’re right! ✅✅If you check YES…
While the topic of death is often avoided, Create a Great Funeral Day provides an opportunity to reframe how we view funerals—not as somber, obligatory ceremonies but as meaningful celebrations of life. Understanding the history and purpose of this day reveals how it has evolved to address deep cultural needs and taboos surrounding death and…
Today a lawsuit fit for television begins (think: Succession). The exciting part of this lawsuit is that the battle involves an irrevocable trust. As an estate planning attorney, I’m geeking out. Unlike divorce, trademark, and personal injury, there aren’t many high-profile estate planning lawsuits, and the few there do mostly occur because someone has died…
