Popular social media influencer Michael Duarte's sudden death at 39 reminds us that tragedy strikes without warning, making financial preparation essential for protecting the people we love most.

Caring for aging parents alongside siblings can strain even the closest family relationships. Learn why these tensions arise and how proper planning now can prevent conflict when your own children face these decisions.

Think your family's White Elephant gift exchange gets competitive? Wait until there's no estate plan and they're fighting over Dad's classic car instead of a singing fish. Learn why your legacy shouldn't be left to chance (or family politics)

The holidays are the perfect time to talk about death, money, and legacy, not with fear, but with love.

It’s heartbreaking when one spouse is eager to protect the family through estate planning and the other resists. Here’s what to do when your partner isn’t on board.

Veterans Day reminds us to honor those who've served our country, but it also highlights why military families need specialized estate planning that addresses their unique circumstances and benefits.

Building generational wealth isn't just about smart investments. It requires a fundamental shift in how you think about inheritance, educate your children about money, and plan for the long term.

You’ve built a life with someone you love - sharing a home, experiences, and maybe even finances - but without legal marriage, the law doesn’t automatically recognize your relationship. That means if something happens to you, your partner could be left without legal rights to your property, finances, or even decisions about your medical care.

In this article, you’ll learn why unmarried couples face greater legal risks, what key planning steps you can take to protect each other, and how my Life & Legacy Planning® process ensures your wishes are honored, no matter what life brings.

Estate Planning Awareness Week is here. Learn why thoughtful, well-designed estate planning is the greatest gift you can give your loved ones.

If you don’t work with the right lawyer, your loved ones could face years of stress, conflict and unnecessary expense. But you can avoid putting them through this. Here’s how to find the right legal support.