Is It Time to Reconsider Your Estate Plan? With potential changes to the federal estate tax exemption, now may be the perfect time to review how you plan to transfer generational wealth to your heirs. Currently, the federal estate tax exemption is $11.7 million per individual and $23.4 million per couple. However, Senate Democrats have
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COVID-19 Vaccination in 2025: What It Really Means for You As vaccination rates rise, many Americans wonder how “being vaccinated” changes daily life. The short answer: it helps significantly, but it doesn’t mean everything returns to pre-COVID norms overnight. What’s New in 2025: Policy Shifts & Vaccine Access As of August 27, 2025, the FDA
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Plan Ahead — Don’t Wait for an Emergency “Plan ahead!” — it’s advice you’ve probably heard from your mother countless times. And if you’re honest, how many times have you wished you had listened? Thinking about accidents, illness, or long-term care needs isn’t easy. But waiting until a crisis hits can make an already stressful
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Undue Influence and Elder Abuse in Estate Planning As people age or face serious illness, they often become more vulnerable to manipulation. Sadly, some individuals exploit this vulnerability to defraud or steal from older adults. When someone pressures or manipulates an elder into changing their estate plan for personal gain, it is known in legal
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The Rich and Famous Make Estate Planning Mistakes Too Money and fame don’t guarantee good estate planning. In fact, celebrities often make the same mistakes as the rest of us—and their errors play out in public, sometimes for decades. Forgetting to Make a Will Musician Prince died without a will. His estate—worth hundreds of millions—has
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