by David Edwards | Jun 1, 2017 | Estate Planning
If you’ve ever been robbed like I have, you know that awful feeling of violation and loss of control. More than the material things that are stolen, the loss of peace of mind and sense of security can have lasting effects. When I had just started practicing law,... 
by David Edwards | Mar 21, 2017 | Estate Planning
The secret to avoiding disaster in the Magic Kingdom — plan ahead. So much of parenting is about planning and anticipating problems BEFORE they happen. And trips to Disney World are no exception. We know from experience that our kids get worn out if the days are... by David Edwards | Mar 15, 2017 | Elder Care Advising, Estate Planning
Every estate plan needs a good helper(s). Choosing those helpers can be tough. Your trustee, guardian, power of attorney, or executor will be responsible for making decisions when you become disabled (like from a stroke or dementia) or pass away. But what exactly are... 
by David Edwards | Mar 1, 2017 | Estate Planning
The Brock’s were just an average young family in the 1980’s. The father, Robert, had been to Vietnam and back a decade earlier. The mother, Margaret, stayed at home with their two young boys, James and Steven. The family lived in a modest ranch house in... 
by David Edwards | Feb 14, 2017 | Estate Planning
When you think of Valentine’s Day, you probably don’t think about estate planning, but we do! We see the depth of our clients’ love for their families everyday as they put an effective plan together — a plan from which they may never see the... 
by David Edwards | Feb 7, 2017 | Elder Care Advising, Estate Planning
A recent survey on estate planning found that 74% of those surveyed thought estate planning was a confusing topic. That’s no surprise considering estate planning has a language all its own. Today, we’ll sort out the difference between a Will, a Living Will...