27 December
You ever experience this as you think about estate planning? “Well what if x…?” “Oh well I’d do this… but then what if we did that and then y happens?”.
You ever experience this as you think about estate planning? “Well what if x…?” “Oh well I’d do this… but then what if we did that and then y happens?”.
First things first, welcome back to the newsletter! It’s been quite some time since I’ve put this out, but it’s going to become a regular thing for me moving forward.
I don’t know about you, but a couple of weeks ago everyone in my world was talking about cryptocurrency. And not just the regular players, Bitcoin and Etherium. Dogecoin was.
First things first, I googled it. It’s definitely lode and not load. Second things second, as today is Mother’s Day, I needed to work the word mother into the title.
It’s Easter, yes, but this email is not about that. If you celebrate Easter, I hope you had a great one. If you don’t, I hope you had a great.
If you weren’t aware, it’s tax season! I thought I’d brighten your day by giving you one more thing to think about when it comes to your income taxes. Before.
This week’s topic is something I’ve been getting asked about a lot – “What should I do about Biden’s new tax proposals?” It’s a great question, and one I figured.
I am 100% content with leaving my kids zero dollars when I die. Yep. I said it. An estate planning attorney who doesn’t obsess over his own estate. The blasphemy..
It’s Memorial Day, a day when we’re supposed to be thinking of all the people that gave their lives so we can be safe here in the good ole U.
This week, we’re talking about what Covid-19 and your crazy outcast family member have in common. Let’s get into it. 1. Accept It and Deal With It. When it comes.