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The possibility of incapacitation caused by illness or injury exists for everyone. Although it is uncomfortable to consider, it is important to prepare for this possibility so that you can maintain control of your assets and responsibilities should you ever become incapacitated. Estate planning can help ensure that you remain in control despite any medical conditions. There are several legal tools available through estate planning that will give you peace of mind knowing that if anything happens to you, your wishes will still be carried out. Power of Attorney and […]

When hopeful entrepreneurs start a business or buy a business, few are prepared for the legal challenges they will encounter. Whether it is acquiring the appropriate business licenses, drafting employee agreements, registering trademarks, or dealing with regulatory issues, business owners are constantly faced with legal concerns. Many small and medium businesses underestimate just how much time and energy legal issues will require. Unfortunately, many business  leaders also fail to recognize the consequences of neglecting important legal issues until it is too late. An outsourced general counsel is an often overlooked […]

When you first thought about your estate plan, you probably gave a great deal of thought to leaving your assets to your children. As your children grow up and start their own families, you may start to think about making provisions in your estate plan for your grandchildren. Doing so, in fact, may be especially critical if there are any special circumstances, concerns, or issues within your family. In my practice as an estate planning attorney, I am often asked about including grandchildren in an estate plan. There are benefits […]