Keep, Shred, or Scan: What to Do with Your Personal and Financial Records
Getting your personal and financial paperwork and important documents organized is always a daunting task. Moving papers from one pile to...
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Anderson Elder Law
- Sep 28
Guide to Writing Your Letter of Intent
A Letter (or Memorandum) of Intent communicates your preferences regarding the care of your child. In your estate planning documents,...
Anderson Elder Law
- Sep 28
Getting your Financial and Estate Planning Documents Organized
Take a moment and think: Where is your last W2? Your mortgage documents? Your social security card? What about passports, bank records,...
Anderson Elder Law
- Sep 27
Don't Forget to Include Your Digital Assets in Your Estate Planning
Each year we are banking, shopping, sharing information, and communicating online more than the year before. Every time we create an...
Anderson Elder Law
- Sep 27
The Dangers of a DIY Power of Attorney
In this day and age, many people need to be frugal, watch their pennies, and stay within their personal budget. However, when it comes to...
Anderson Elder Law
- Sep 26
Are Your Important Documents Disaster Proof?
No one likes to think about a disaster happening in their lives, but we see it in the news every day -- houses burn down, hurricanes and...
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