In April 2015, five of Raymond and Amelia Schwab’s children were removed from their home based on allegations of abuse made by a family member.1 Although the allegations were deemed “unsubstantiated” in July 2015, the children were not returned to their home. 2 This is perhaps a parent’s worst nightmare – a false allegation made… Read more »
With the recent death of Prince, the general public has been inundated with articles and news stories from the media claiming that Prince died without a Will. Although it is wise to have a Will in place prior to your death, there are other ways to transfer your assets to your beneficiaries upon your death…. Read more »
With the rise in popularity of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in the last several years, many couples are now facing the question of what to do if they have remaining embryos after they are done building their family. Embryo adoption is a creative solution for couples who have embryos remaining after IVF, which allows the… Read more »
The sale and transfer of firearms has become an increasingly convoluted area of law for citizens to navigate. With an intricate web of state and federal laws and regulations, it has become alarmingly easy for law-abiding citizens to stumble into conflict with those laws. This has become an issue with regard to estate planning as… Read more »
