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Gratitude

Published on: 11/25/2025

The Turkey Isn’t the Only Thing You Should Be Planning This Thanksgiving. Look, I know what you’re thinking. “It’s Thanksgiving! I’m supposed to be arguing about politics, perfecting my green bean casserole, and pretending I enjoy watching football—not thinking about my mortality!

The Gift That Keeps on Not Giving (Headaches): Why an Estate Plan is the Ultimate Christmas Surprise

Published on: 12/02/2024

Move over, ugly Christmas sweaters and fruitcakes! There’s a new gift in town that’ll make your family say, “Wow, you really DO love us!”

The Gift That Keeps on Not
Giving (Headaches): Why an
Estate Plan is the Ultimate
Christmas Surprise

Social Media and the DIY Trap

Published on: 09/09/2024

I’ve said it before, I don’t attempt to DIY my own dentistry work, auto mechanics, or haircuts as a rule. There’s a reason why…I’m not trained for it.

A Quit Claim deed isn’t the same as an Estate Plan

Published on: 02/13/2024

All deeds are not created equal. Different types of deeds have different levels of warranty. A deed is used to convey, or transfer, title from one party or parties to another.