Do I Need a Will or a Revocable Living Trust?

When creating an estate plan, many people assume a revocable living trust is automatically better than a will. The truth is, there is no one right choice for everyone. It depends on your assets, family circumstances, and planning goals. Why Should I Choose a Will? For many people, a will-based estate plan is effective and…

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Healthy Aging Month: Your Smartwatch May Do More Than You Think

Smartwatch

As we continue to recognize Healthy Aging Month, technology can be another useful tool for staying proactive about our health. For adults 50 and older, today’s smartwatches offer features that go far beyond step counting. Monitor your heart rate For example, the Apple Watch can monitor heart rate and alert you to unusually high or…

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You Updated Your Will, But Did You Update Your Beneficiaries?

update your beneficiary designations

Our blog series on intestate law has been popular and has raised more questions. So, another ‘did you know’ question is: “You updated your will, but did you update your beneficiaries?” What happens when you ‘forgot’ to update your account beneficiary designations? Creating or updating your will is an important part of estate planning, but…

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Healthy Aging Is About More Than Your Health

Healthy aging

September is Healthy Aging Month, a time to focus on the positive aspects of growing older and the choices we can make to support our well-being throughout life. Healthy aging certainly includes taking care of our bodies, but it is about much more than doctor visits, exercise, and eating well. Stay curious The 2026 theme…

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