The days are getting shorter, the leaves are turning vibrant colors; it must be fall! Way back when it was still summer, September 8th, we celebrated our firm’s 24th anniversary. We owe our longevity to our clients who have trusted us with your estate and business needs through the years. Thank you!
As a tennis aficionado, I was thrilled to attend the Laver Cup in Vancouver B.C. last month. The Laver Cup pits six of the best men’s tennis players from Europe against six of the best from the rest of the world – and Team World, led by Captain John McEnroe, won!
Looking ahead, I will once again be moderating the WSBA’s Best of CLE program on December 19th & 20th. Stay tuned for our Winter Newsletter to find out more!
As always, I would love to hear your questions and comments. If you have any questions about our firm and the work we do, please contact us or visit our website.
Recent Updates from Our Blog
Indiana Jones and the Gift of Tangible Personal Property
As with the Antikythera in the movie, if you are an heir to someone’s estate, does that automatically entitle you to ownership of the tangible personal property?
Thumbs Up! Is that Good Enough to Show Acceptance to a Contract?
In our world where an emoji can express our thoughts and feelings, can it also create a binding agreement? Stacey explains if it’s 👍 or 👎.
What Does it Mean for a Contract to be Unconscionable?
Can a contract that both parties agree to still be considered unconscionable? Sherry has the answer.
Aretha Franklin’s “storage” of her estate documents was peculiar and ill-advised. Stacey discusses better options as you are considering where your will will reside.
Is Your Community Property Agreement Consistent With Your Will?
When they’re at odds, which document prevails, the community property agreement or your will?
Three Reasons to Consider Using a Professional Fiduciary
While family and/or friends might seem like the comfortable choice for acting as your estate fiduciary, Stacey explains why you may just want to leave these important duties to a professional.
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