November 2018

2611, 2018

Learning from Terri Schiavo Case

If you’re of a certain age, you probably remember the Terri Schiavo case: in 1990, Mrs. Schiavo suddenly lost consciousness and slipped into a persistent vegetative state. She was only 26 years old and, like [...]

1911, 2018

Avoiding a Nightmare of Adult Guardianship

“A ruthless determination to take elders from their homes and make them conform to a one-size-fits-all process by which their belongings can be sold, and their family and friends shut out — until eventually they [...]

1511, 2018

Estate Planning in the Digital Age

What happens to my Facebook photos after I die? Can I pass on my iTunes music library to my children? Can my sister access my personal email account? At one point or another, questions like [...]

511, 2018

Succession Planning for E-Commerce Brands

E-commerce has changed the way the world does business, offering even the smallest enterprises and solo entrepreneurs 24 hour-a-day access to customers from around the globe. While the opportunities are substantial, if you’ve created a [...]