Saving up for that perfect summer vacation? Kids still in school for another couple of weeks? On a budget, but have severe wanderlust? Well then, it's the perfect time to enjoy a staycation! A staycation is when you take a…
A person's will outlines who will inherit their property upon their death and who will handle the estate settlement (an executor or personal representative). For many reasons, beneficiaries can feel slighted by what they did or did not receive, especially…
A living will is used to specify the treatment you wish to receive when it comes to end of life decisions. It is often accompanied by a health care proxy, which allows someone of your choosing to make treatment decisions…
SOLD OUT DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND! CLICK HERE to register for our in-person seminar on Thursday, June 27th Join Kim N. Christian and Deanna M. Eble for their seminar on “Estate Planning: Protect You and Your Family” at Borelli’s Restaurant…
As your parents age, it’s important for you to become familiarized with your parents’ finances and obligations so you are in the best position to assist them, should it become necessary. This topic may be difficult to bring up, therefore…
People have a tendency to always want to be self-sufficient. They also tend to avoid thinking of a time where they may no longer are able to be. If there is anything the recent COVID-19 pandemic has taught us, it…
Many times, when a parent passes away, family members argue over their favorite items. Conflict can take place over things like a coffee mug, a piece of jewelry, or a painting. These types of arguments can be eliminated by filling…
On National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD), Russo Law Group would like to focus on and talk about advance care planning. This is a key component of healthcare that too often falls by the wayside as people focus on everyday medical…
The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act (the SECURE Act) was part of the spending bill legislation passed by Congress in 2020. It was followed by the SECURE Act 2.0, which expanded the law designed to increase retirement…
Estate planning documents should be reviewed periodically, particularly after significant life changes such as marriages, births, divorces, and moving to a new state. Children grow up, marriages dissolve, property gets sold, and residences change. That’s why we recommend you consult…