Cookies & Dough from Grandparents
Cookies and dough from grandparents delight grandchildren at different ages.
Packing for College from a Legal Point of View
Bradford & Holliman discuss estate plan needs of young adults heading off to college.
New Chapters of Life
Seniors may be graduating from school or graduating to assisted living. Both are facing new chapters of life that require changes to their estate plans and management.
Spring Flowers, Taxes, and . . . Scams?
Bradfird & Holliman shares information to help avoid scams related to taxes and coronavirus as well as how to report scams.
Seniors Cannot Afford to be Ostriches
This article, Seniors Cannot Afford to be Ostriches, is advice based on what Melanie and John Holliman see too often with senior clients in their law practice.
Supporting Older Americans Act Impacts Those With Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease
The Alzheimer’s Association released this post about the Supporting Older Americans Act of 2020 and the key provisions that impact those with younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease.
Spring Cleaning Legal Style
Getting the urge for spring cleaning? Try a new approach and organize all that paperwork that seems to multiply in files. You might even burn out a shredder in the process.
Four Reasons Couples Should Talk About Their Finances
Four reasons for women to invest their time in understanding their individual and joint finances and assets.
Considering a Trust?
One size does not fit all when it comes to trusts. An experienced estate planning attorney should be your first resource if considering a trust.
Enrich Your Marriage on Date Nights
Good estate topics for date nights are a great way to stay on the same page with your spouse.