Why, you might ask, would an estate attorney be blogging about National Chocolate Day? As I was enjoying a nice piece of chocolate I began thinking about the process and the feelings we have when enjoying that perfect bite of
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Passing on your Guns! Recent events make planning for guns and other weapons (e.g. compound bows) extremely important. Presented by: Vicky Ann Trimmer Esquire, CPA When: Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at 5:30pm Location: 645 N. 12th Street, Suite 200 Lemoyne,
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None of us know what the future holds. Our life can be struck down quickly from an unexpected health crisis or accident. It is important to take time when there is no crisis to plan for the event of your
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Art takes on many forms. The use of Body Art as a means of self-expression has become popular and mainstream. Body Art is much more than just piercings or tattoos which are the most common forms used. Other Body Art
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The IRS has a longstanding program that provides “awards” to persons who advise them of persons and entities that are not properly reporting and paying their taxes. The program is geared toward large cases (tax, penalty, etc. exceeds $2 million
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During the dreary winter months when you are not interested in going outside because it is freezing cold, sleeting and snowing, make use of the time to review your personal financial matters. Every winter is a great time to review
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Have you looked at your family members with open eyes to see what has changed in the past year? Holidays are a great opportunity to evaluate aging family members. Often we don’t get to see our parents, grandparents, aunts, and
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Tax Planning: Trump’s Tax Reform Bill and Its Impact on You Individual Tax Rates Standard vs. Itemized Deductions Charitable Donation Deduction Increase Other Impacts of Trump’s Tax Reform When: Tuesday, October 30, 2018, at 5:30 pm Where: 645 N. 12th
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Worried about providing for your “animal” family? Who gets great grandma’s china? Is that painting on your wall really worth anything? How do you divide up your “stuff” in the house? These and other “unique” assets will be discussed. When:
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Today is National Relaxation Day. What a shame that we need to remind ourselves to relax! Often when I meet with families about estate planning and elder law, one of the concerns I raise is how the kids and other
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