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Rich? Poor? Neither? You need a will
Many people simply don’t have an estate plan – in fact, a large majority of Americans don’t. Whether it’s online assets, your house, or the
What about art?
The New York Times recently published an article entitled, “Estate Planning can get tricky when art is concerned.” The focus is for international art investors,
Debt and what happens next
Nearly 80 percent of Americans carry some form of debt. It’s common: Student loans, credit cards, auto loans, medical expenses, and mortgages. Chances are, you
Consider any sibling rivalries
We often think of sibling rivalries as something that happens when our kids are growing up. They battle trying to be first to the finish
In the News: Don’t wait
If you’ve looked around our site, you know we urge all people at any stage in life to figure out a full estate plan. No
Welcome Back Michelle!
A client favorite, Michelle Burdeshaw, has worked for Rhodes Law Firm since April of 1991. While she took a brief hiatus to pursue a personal
Ransomware and Your Computer
Ransomware is evolving and that’s bad news for just about everybody except cyber thieves. Ransomware, which is a form of malware, works by either holding your entire computer hostage or by blocking access to all of your files by encrypting them. A person infected with ransomware is typically ordered (via a pop-up window) to pay anything from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars in order to get the key to unlock their encrypted data.
Six Things To Consider When Writing Your Will
The first major hurdle in writing a Will is procrastination. Just thinking about death and dying makes some of us a little anxious. Once past