by Leonard Baer | Jun 11, 2021 | Blog, Estate Planning
How many times are we asked to sign things, and then just go ahead and sign? We go to restaurants and sign credit card receipts, but do we really review the bill? Do we read the fine print in a sales contract? We sign things all day and most of the time, we are...
by Leonard Baer | May 18, 2021 | Articles, Estate Planning
Unlike financial assets, which can generally be divided easily amongst heirs, tangible personal property is unique. The complexity of distributing a lifetime’s worth of possessions is something many people overlook. Families have been torn apart over everything from...
by Leonard Baer | Mar 18, 2021 | Articles, Elder Law News, Estate Planning, Financial Planning
In these challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic, estate planning can be at the forefront of ensuring that clients and their loved ones are protected. Certain high-risk groups, such as medical professionals, first responders and the elderly or other compromised...
by Leonard Baer | Jun 8, 2020 | Articles, Estate Planning
The current healthcare crisis has created numerous questions concerning the use of a ventilator when someone seems to be failing due to COVID 19. This highlights the common confusion between a ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ (DNR) order and a Living Will and the misconception...
by Leonard Baer | Feb 21, 2018 | Aging, Blog, Elder Law News, Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Financial Scams, Uncategorized
How heavy is a human heart, you ask? The answer is that it is so heavy that it’s been weighing me down. It’s so heavy that I haven’t been able to breathe deeply or move from one room to another. It’s so heavy that my body trembles when I hear the evening news. ...
by Leonard Baer | Feb 7, 2018 | Aging, Blog, Elder Law News, Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Financial Scams, Uncategorized
When it comes to youngsters, we accept apologies for bad behavior. We’ll forgive them for tipping over a lamp while they’re wrestling. We talk to them about the bad behavior and use the incident as a life lesson. How about later on, though? Do we accept apologies...
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