A short welcome as The Savvy Parent begins publishing again.
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Trusts play an important role in estate planning, but they can be confusing to understand. This is in part because trusts come in several forms, each with a specific…
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Have you named a guardian for your children?
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If the situation with COVID-19 has you considering the “what if” scenarios, you’re not alone.
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Your family means everything to you, but it’s easy with the hectic pace of life to forget about setting up important legal mechanisms that can protect their futures.
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As parents, many of us struggle with the benefits of staying in New York City vs. moving to the suburbs. Or, we find ourselves with a growing family and the need for a…
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What are the five most common misconceptions about New Jersey and New York private adoption?
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For most families, moving to a new town and buying a house can be simultaneous acts. That’s not really the case in New York City. Many people who first move to the city…
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What do a financial advisor and a building contractor have in common? On the surface, probably not all that much. Hopefully they can both help you to sleep well at night…
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Emergencies happen all the time: a child chokes on his dinner, your home has a gas leak, mom misses her flight and will not be home to care for kids, your nanny has an…
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Finding an advisor you can trust and feel comfortable with can be daunting – even downright scary. Reading news articles about the financial industry would make anyone…
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The best way to leave an IRA or a 401(k) account to a minor is to either designate a custodian to administer the account for the minor or leave it to a special trust for…
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What if I told you Uncle Sam gives you a tax break for sending little Louise to soccer camp? Summer camps can qualify for the IRS’s Child and Dependent Care Credit, up…
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