It is not a new concept but now Ryan Bernard of Memphis is joining the drive-thru visitation service trend. When Bernard bought an old bank
That’s a question that we’ll never know the answer to. If he was like more than half of the people in this country, he just
If you’re like most people, you have some kind of debt – a mortgage, a credit card bill, school or a car loan. What happens
I came across an old article in the New York Times about this topic and thought it worth reviewing. When someone who purchased a life
When you do your estate planning, you probably think the most important part of this planning is your Living Will or your Last Will and
Awhile ago we told you about Huguette Clark, a reclusive multimillionaire who died at the age of 104. She wrote two wills about six weeks
In 2011, the New York Division of Cemeteries ruled that human burials could not take place in pet cemeteries. This left many people devastated because
Huguette Clark was an heiress who died in 2011 at age 104. She left behind a $300 million estate. The bulk of the money was
One of the many changes that that will affect gay and lesbian married couples is in the area of income taxes. A February report by
You probably know that identity theft is a huge problem in the United States. It occurs when someone uses your name or Social Security number
Yesterday, the Vermont House of Representatives voted in favor of a bill that will legalize doctor-assisted suicide. The State Senate had approved the measure previously.
There has been a lot of discussion and controversy over the last few years about what happens to your digital assets when you die. Earlier
A friend sent me this poem by a “Cranky Old Man”. It has a message that all of us should think about as we care