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    7 Thoughtful Ways to Honor a Deceased Loved One’s Memory

    When we lose someone dear to us, it can be challenging to navigate the pain and figure out how to keep their memory alive. In the midst of grief, we often search for meaningful ways to celebrate and remember the love we shared with them. Honoring their memory can provide…

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    Understanding the Role of an Executor and Power of Attorney in Property Sales

    As an estate planning lawyer, I often receive questions about the roles and responsibilities of an executor and a power of attorney (POA), especially in situations where a loved one is no longer living at home. A question I recently received encapsulates a common misunderstanding: “My mom is in a…

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    Leveraging Life Insurance for Your Estate Plan

    One common misconception when it comes to estate planning is the belief that one must have significant assets to establish a comprehensive plan. As an estate lawyer, I’m here to tell you that this simply isn’t the case. In fact, life insurance can play a crucial role in your estate…

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    Understanding Sundowning and When to Seek Support

    As an elder lawyer, I often counsel families grappling with the challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia. A common and particularly distressing symptom of dementia is sundowning, characterized by increased confusion, agitation, and restlessness during the late afternoon and evening. Understanding what happens during sundowning and when…

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    Can a Person with a Life Estate Rent the Property to Others?

    One question I often receive is whether a person with a life estate can rent the property to others. A life estate is a type of legal arrangement in which an individual, known as a life tenant, is given the right to use a property for their lifetime. After the…

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    When Your Executor Isn’t Meeting Expectations: How to Handle Mistakes in Estate Administration

    The executor of an estate plays a crucial role in managing and distributing a person’s assets after they pass away. But what happens when the executor is making mistakes or failing in their duties of estate administration? It’s a delicate and stressful situation, but one that can be addressed legally…

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