December 2013

There are several important decisions that need to be made when you meet with your attorney to develop an estate plan. Many of these decisions require a good amount of thought, and discussion between you and your spouse. In fact, sometimes the seriousness of these decisions prevents people from getting a plan done at all. […]

This is one of the first questions I hear from people exploring whether or not to file bankruptcy. It is obviously a very important question. The short and simple answer is that you can keep your house if you continue to make the mortgage payments. In reality, this plays out in two ways: You continue

A great-uncle of mine passed away recently at the age of 81. A few days after his death, his family learned that his bank account was modest and that the beneficiary on his investment account was his deceased wife. With no money being passed directly to the family (without involvement of the court or access