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Online assets and digital estate plans – are you prepared?
What happens to your Facebook account if you pass away? Or those photos you uploaded years ago? Do you write a blog that brings in
‘Tis the season of charitable giving
According to Charity Navigator, 12% of all giving to charities is done on the last three days of the year. That’s a lot of last-minute
December means it’s time to review your plan!
Each year, rules change – and the same it true for tax laws governed by the IRS. Adjustments are made every year, and those can
New law in place working against popular Social Security strategy
Heads up: The White House recently signed into law a provision ending the popular “file and suspend” method of filing for Social Security. According to
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