Most people value their independence and are apprehensive about losing their autonomy – we like to believe we can do it all on our own. And as we age we may not want to admit to new vulnerabilities that arise from old age. During the holiday season elders often feel compelled to summon their strength and present their best selves to visiting family members. This transformation can last beyond the first few days and as a

Estate planning can be a complex process, but a well-crafted plan provided by our experienced law firm, brings peace of mind to your loved ones and ensures their financial security long after you're no longer with them. When navigating through this confusing process there are numerous mistakes families commonly make when preparing for their futures. Here are the 12 most common estate planning mistakes people make and how you can avoid them: Mistake #1: Neglecting to

On this episode meet guest Monique Sadarangani, a Trusts and Estates Attorney, yogi, and mother. When Monique was 5 years old her mother passed away and she experienced firsthand the difficulty of the probate process when someone passes and the need for having a solid estate plan in place. She understood grief and was looking for a way to help others navigate the process when a loved one dies. Because of her mother's passing and growing