It’s no wonder that I find myself reaching for Allison Russell’s album The Returner this time of year and have the song Springtime playing on repeat. Because, of course, it is springtime and also this uplifting song sparks joy in my francophile word nerd heart with the following opening lyrics: So long, farewell, adieu, adieu … Continue reading Word of the Month: Recompense
Sometimes, the right word just doesn’t fit the moment. That’s exactly what happened in February—I had words in mind that signified bold changes and difficult decisions, but none felt right for the time. So, I let it go. And in doing so, I realized the perfect word for March: timing. Read more about how timing shapes our choices and perspectives in this month’s reflection.
Yes, technically, this is two words with the the article. La rentrée is a French phrase that translates to “back to school,” which may seem like an odd choice for my January word of the month. In France, it is common for people to take several weeks off over the summer, typically in late July … Continue reading Word of the Month: La Rentrée
Friends and Google might offer well-intentioned support and general information, only your family law attorney can provide the specialized guidance, confidentiality, and courtroom advocacy you need.
Romance is on the minds of many in February. This month’s Five Good Reasons is about a topic that might not sound like the most romantic thing in the world, but trust me, it is a game-changer: prenuptial agreements! Yes, you heard me right – those legal documents can actually make your relationship stronger and … Continue reading Five Good Reasons Why Prenuptial Agreements Are a Relationship’s Best Friend
Introducing 'Five Good Reasons' – my new blog series dedicated to demystifying the intricate realms of family law and estate planning. In each installment, we'll present you with five reasons to pay closer attention to specific aspects of these legal areas, sprinkled with a pinch of humor and a generous dose of empathy. Because, after all, making informed choices for your family's future is a journey worth taking.
Fellow Gen-Xers, we are not going to live forever. While we continue to live our lives to the fullest, we need to get a few things in order first. Read on for some tips.
A simple change in how legal documents are worded can change hearts and minds.
AI – Artificial Intelligence – has been in the news lately. Unless you are entirely off the grid, I am sure you have heard of AI before (and if you are entirely off the grid, you would not have found this article, but I digress). AI has become an incredibly valuable tool for many industries, … Continue reading Why I am Not Worried About AI Making Family Lawyers Obsolete
Preserving your artistic legacy is an essential part of estate planning for creative professionals.
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