In this article, Josephine Black Pesaresi, daughter of late Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black, shares what it was like to plan for her father’s funeral. With grace and humor Pesaresi describes her family’s determination to carry out the wishes of her late father, even when it requires them to go against the expectations of those around […]
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Family vacation homes are often filled with some a family’s most cherished memories. However, planning for their transfer can often be quite messy and can lead to disputes between parents and siblings. There are also many practical questions to consider when you pass down a family home. Who will take care of repairs? Who will pay for upkeep? […]
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This article from the Wall Street Article, published in February of 2017, provides some creative planning opportunities using reverse mortgages for those in their pre-retirement years.
Planning for one’s death is typically not on the top of one’s “Can’t Wait to Do” list. However, such planning deserves attention and some effort. Most of us are working hard to provide for and support our children while we are alive. Most of us want our children to be provided for and supported after […]
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“Simple and Cheap” My Father Said
/in End of life /by Elizabeth AdamsIn this article, Josephine Black Pesaresi, daughter of late Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black, shares what it was like to plan for her father’s funeral. With grace and humor Pesaresi describes her family’s determination to carry out the wishes of her late father, even when it requires them to go against the expectations of those around […]
LLCs and the Family Cottage
/in Real estate /by Elizabeth AdamsFamily vacation homes are often filled with some a family’s most cherished memories. However, planning for their transfer can often be quite messy and can lead to disputes between parents and siblings. There are also many practical questions to consider when you pass down a family home. Who will take care of repairs? Who will pay for upkeep? […]
New Thinking About Reverse Mortgages
/in Reverse mortgages /by David AdamsThis article from the Wall Street Article, published in February of 2017, provides some creative planning opportunities using reverse mortgages for those in their pre-retirement years.
How Much Money Should I Leave My Kids When I Die?
/in Inheritance planning /by Elizabeth AdamsPlanning for one’s death is typically not on the top of one’s “Can’t Wait to Do” list. However, such planning deserves attention and some effort. Most of us are working hard to provide for and support our children while we are alive. Most of us want our children to be provided for and supported after […]