by Stephen Lebovitz | Dec 20, 2025 | Trust, Will
There’s something quietly reassuring about estate planning when it’s done thoughtfully, not just in terms of fairness, but in creating and fostering privacy. Whether you’re raising a young family in the suburbs or retiring in a lakeside town, you deserve to protect...
by Lauren Nonnemaker | Dec 19, 2025 | Will
Writing a will is one of those acts that feels both practical and deeply personal. It’s a chance to put in writing what matters most. With a will, you have the opportunity to give gifts, provide stability, and leave behind clarity for the people you love. But when the...
by Paul Moretti | Oct 29, 2025 | Trust, Will
When it comes to estate planning, most people think of a last will and testament or a trust. But what about the unsung hero that ties these two together? Enter the pour-over will. If a revocable living trust is the star quarterback of your estate plan, the pour-over...
by Jourdan Stewart | Sep 18, 2025 | Will
If life were totally predictable, estate planning might just involve a checklist. But because life is full of surprising twists and turns, jobs change, families move, babies are born, and family members disagree after a loved ones pass…a will becomes the single best...
by Nicole Sheehey | Jul 27, 2025 | Will
Ethical wills have been part of Jewish culture for centuries. The concept is simple: an ethical will is a document you pass down to your heirs regarding spiritual, ethical, and practical values. Maybe it’s the mantras you have always lived by, specific ways to...
by Nicole Sheehey | Jul 12, 2025 | Will
Creating a will is all about devising assets according to the testator (i.e., the will-maker’s) true intentions. If the testator does not have the appropriate capacity to create a will, then they cannot devise assets according to their true intentions. Capacity...
