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I get calls from women all the time who have lost their husbands. These women are already distraught from the loss of their lifelong partner and spouse, and I can feel their emotional and psychological pain over the phone calls we have. I do wish I had better skills in grief counseling and could help ease their pain, but often that is far outside … [Read more...]
Lost in Translation: Avoiding Common Language Pitfalls in Estate Planning
My website designer and web marketing guru likes it when I use what he calls “Olde English,” which usually is something like an older version of a word, or an expression that comes from long ago. He asked me the other day where I learned so many words, and I told him it was likely a combination of things, but that I have read the King James … [Read more...]
Avoiding The “Danger Zone” in Estate Planning
In my last blog post, I discussed what I learned about estate planning from the movie “Top Gun: Maverick” and I mentioned the song by Kenny Loggins, “Danger Zone.” The mere phrase “Danger Zone” got me thinking about what zones exist in estate planning that are danger zones. Of course, in the “Top Gun” movies, the air combat scenes needed to … [Read more...]
Lessons From Top Gun: Maverick: A Change In Your Relationships Means An Update In Your Estate Plan
I, along with a lot of other people, saw the movie “Top Gun: Maverick” this summer. The movie came out 36 years after the original “Top Gun” movie. Without giving away too many spoilers for the movie, the main character and hero, Maverick, was the same, but many of the other characters around him had changed. I am one who enjoyed both movies, … [Read more...]
