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Wills and trusts are the two most common estate planning documents. While both documents are legal vehicles designed to distribute your assets to your loved ones upon your death, the way in which they work can be quite different. Differences include when they take effect, the property they cover, and how they are administered. A will is a foundational part of nearly every person’s estate plan. Yet, you may want to combine your will with a living trust to provide some additional benefits and management in the event of later incapacity.
Read moreWhen taking this role on 2½ years ago, I laid out my top 5 priorities and have written about them a few times. Transportation solutions have been a major topic of interest not only for me and the city council, but for all our constituents. It’s the number one issue in our community, based on a recent citizen survey, and based on feedback I have received over the past three years.
Read moreJust in the past several weeks, more than three friends shared with me that one of their loved ones either has dementia, Alzheimer’s or some other kind of cognitive decline. One of my friends said the death of her family member was sudden but may have also possibly involved a genetic component.
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Studio Comfort announces the installation of Suenos (Dreams), exhibiting the artwork of Angelica Raquel Martinez, from October 20 to December 30.
Read moreI am never surprised but always amazed when God comes at me from different directions with the same message. In other words, it evidently means pay attention.
Read moreIt always makes me smile when people criticize us for doing our job.
Read moreAll of us hope to live long, healthy lives, so we do what we can to take care of ourselves through proper diet, exercise and avoiding unhealthy activities. However, none of us can predict our future, so it pays to be prepared for anything – including a serious physical illness or the onset of some type of mental incapacity, such as Alzheimer’s disease.
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