When it comes to estate planning, a little information can go a long way. In our blog, our legal team explores common problems we see when reviewing estate plans, as well as tips you can put into practice immediately to protect your future.
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Exploring New Treatments for Dementia Without MedicationAlong with our increasing population of adults over 65 is the growing occurrence of dementia. Dementia can be caused by various diseases or conditions.
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“Sorry, Kids, We Can’t Talk to You!”Learn why estate planning attorneys can't share client information with family members without consent and how to ensure proper involvement in the process.
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It’s Time for a New Year’s Resolution You’ll Actually Keep!A lot of people believe that a Living Trust estate plan is a one-shot or “one-and-done” deal. The fact is an old and out-of-date estate plan may actually be worse than none at all!
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Tax Changes Coming Under Second Trump AdministrationPresident Donald J. Trump will step back into office for the second time in January. Here's a look at some of the tax changes that may be coming with him!
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2025 Changes Coming to Medicare Part DMedicare Part D plans are stand-alone prescription drug plans for those with original Medicare. There's some changes coming in 2025 that you should be aware of!
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SCAM ALERT: Beware of This Inheritance Scam!Some people are getting letters from law firms stating that they're the lucky heir of a life insurance policy. We're story to tell you, but it's a scam!
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Ways to Reduce Your Risk of DementiaArticle on ways to reduce your risk of dementia.
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One Miraculous Morning With MomA story about attorney Philip Kavesh and a wonderful morning with his 99-year-old mother living with dementia.
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Celebrating 43 Years: Experience & Expertise Still DO Count in the Internet Age!Celebrating 43 years as one of the largest estate planning practices in the Southern California areas
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CONSUMERS BEWARE: 3 Billion Social Security Numbers Hacked!An estimated 2.9 billion individuals have had their personal information stolen and compromised, including Social Security Numbers and mailing addresses.
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USA TODAY: Most Americans Don’t Understand the Time and Expense of Probate
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Online Login to Social Security Now Upgraded for Added Protection for UsersThe Social Security Administration has beefed up its online login security. What you need to know.
