Criminal Defense And Admissions Of Guilt: Consequences And Benefits

Posted on 12 June 2015

When facing criminal charges, some defendants feel the need to share their guilt with their attorney. While honesty can be important, it can also limit the defending attorney's ability to say or do certain things which may jeopardize your case. Below are two consequences of an admission of guilt to your attorney, as well as one benefit: Your Lawyer Cannot Put You on the Stand You've gone ahead and admitted guilt to your lawyer. [Read More]

3 Reasons To Communicate With Your Family During The Estate Planning Process

Posted on 29 May 2015

No matter how young and healthy you might be, estate planning is an important process. Planning for what will happen when you die is a great way to gain peace of mind, ensure that your final wishes are respected and cut down on stress for your family. During this process, it's important to work with a good estate planning attorney, but this isn't the only person who you could speak to during this process. [Read More]

Caring For Your Children After Your Death

Posted on 13 May 2015

One of the worst nightmares of any parent is dying while their children are still minors. The situation is one that is sure to send your children's lives into a tailspin. By making custody and estate plans now, you can ensure that your kids are taken care of after your death. Pick A Guardian And Put It In Writing Most parents have verbally mentioned who they want to care for their children if they should die. [Read More]

Avoid Mistakes During The Egg Donation Process With These 4 Tips

Posted on 23 April 2015

If you're hoping to have a child, working with an egg donor can seem like the perfect thing to do. However, because of your excitement and inexperience with the process, you might make some mistakes that have legal ramifications for you, the donor and any resulting children. Use the following tips to help you avoid those mistakes. Have a Written Agreement if you are using an egg donor that you know, you may not think of using a written agreement for anything. [Read More]

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Creating a Will

As a private attorney, I have worked with many clients as they created their wills in order to distribute property among family and other survivors after the client's death. Sometimes people don't realize that it is important to have a will even if you don't expect conflict over your property after you die. If you have no will, the distribution of your property and settlement of your business can take much longer than it has to. Your family and beneficiaries could be put through a much more difficult ordeal without a will to spell things out. This blog will show you why a will is important and teach you step by step how to go about setting up this important document.

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