Uncomfortable, But Necessary, Issue
The real tragedy is that this all could have been avoided had Ms. Franklin written a will, designating the desired division of her assets and her rationale for each decision.
Nearing the Nest: Moving Closer to Your Children
If you’re an empty nester looking for a change of scenery, why not move closer to your family?
6 Ways to Make the Most of Your Empty Nest
When you have an empty nest, a world of opportunities opens up. These tips will help you take advantage of your free time and resources as an empty nester.
Vacation Homes Need Careful Planning
Do you see the property as binding the family together for generations to come as they continue to vacation together? Or are you more concerned about the issue of equity?
Giving Loved Ones The Comfort Of Your Care
It's only natural to feel concerned when a loved one has difficulties carrying out simple daily tasks.
Making Changes In Challenging Times
If you don’t already have a will, being able to name an alternate beneficiary is an important reason to create one.
Visitors: Heaven or Hell?
If you've ever had an extended stay from family and were frantically keeping up appearances, you'll recognise some of these shenanigans!
What I Want My Kids to Remember About Us
I want future generations to understand that we, too, faced challenges, made our mark, and we also wanted to leave a better world for our own children and grandchildren.
To move or not to move… That is the question
I don’t need to feel warm and fuzzy about the name of the moving company I choose to go with.
The questions we never asked
Who is going to really know about you, if you don’t tell them?
Are we guilty of parental neglect?
There is a recurring theme of how sadly all too many younger adults are unprepared to encounter the trials, tribulations, and expectations of the world outside of academia.
A league of their own
Parents screaming at the umpires, screaming at their kids, yelling at other parents and generally just being obnoxious asses... Have you no shame?