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As families prepare for a new school year, shopping for supplies, adjusting routines, and checking off lists- it’s the perfect time to consider something that often gets overlooked: legal planning. Just as children benefit from structure and preparedness in the classroom, families benefit from thoughtful planning at home. At Reed Wilson Case, we believe that…
As we reach the halfway point of the year, it’s a great time to pause and reflect—not just on personal or professional goals, but also on your estate plan. Life moves quickly, and significant changes can happen in just a few short months. A mid-year review of your estate plan helps ensure your documents and…
As an estate planning Firm, one of the most common questions we hear is: “Do I really need a will?” It’s a fair question—and the answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. But in most cases, the answer is yes. A will isn’t just for the wealthy or the elderly. It’s a basic but powerful legal tool that almost…
Estate Planning for Same-Gender Couples: Securing Your Future Together Estate planning is an essential step for all couples, but for LGBTQ couples, it holds particular significance. Although marriage equality has brought increased legal protections, unique challenges remain. And given the current political climate, LGBTQ couples are rightfully concerned that the protections under the federal law…
Mother’s Day is a time to honor the women who have shaped our lives with love, wisdom, and care. While flowers and brunch are thoughtful gestures, one of the most meaningful gifts you can offer your mom this year is peace of mind. Estate planning may not come in a pretty package, but it’s a…
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Elder Law Month—a time to have open, honest conversations about how we care for ourselves and our loved ones, especially as we age. One topic that’s difficult but essential to address is cognitive decline. Whether due to Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other conditions, the possibility of losing mental capacity…
