AI is everywhere. And if you’re involved in a probate, trust, or estate dispute, there’s a good chance you’ve already wondered whether you should be using it to help with your case.
It’s a fair question. One we now routinely hear from clients. The answer is yes, AI can help. But only if you use
February Wrap-Up: Taxes and Tech
February! It’s the month of love! It’s the month of taxes! And, weirdly, a month of tangentially related tech?
Changes to Postmark rules
It’s tax season! If you send your tax return in by mail, you may want to drop it off a few days early. Recent changes to post office operations mean your mail
The Case for Dogs in the Office: Why a Pet-Friendly Workplace Just Makes Sense
What if the thing that makes you a better lawyer, a happier employee, and a more trusted firm has four legs and a wagging tail?
Let’s be real—legal work can be a lot. Between tight deadlines, emotionally heavy cases, and huge workloads, things can get pretty intense. But here’s the thing: science backs up what
November Wrap Up: MJ and OJ Estates
It’s the end of November. Hot topics in elder law this month include the estates of Michael Jackson and OJ. We also delved into some of the estate planning opinion pieces we found this month and offered you our opinion on the issues.
Michael Jackson’s Estate
Paris Jackson, daughter of Michael Jackson, accused co-executors, John
13th Annual Estate Litigation Seminar
Archer’s Estate & Trust Litigation Group hosted its 13th Annual Estate Litigation Seminar, a complimentary program exploring the latest legal developments in trust, estate, and fiduciary litigation.
Archer attorneys presented key updates in case law, examined challenges in handling matters involving diminished capacity, and offered unique legal perspectives through the lens of the film WIN
From the Arabian Sea to the Strait of Malacca: Forging the India-Singapore Axis
Summary: The bilateral relationship between India and Singapore stands as a testament to the power of strategic partnership and economic cooperation in an era marked by shifting geopolitical dynamics across the Indo-Pacific. It reached a significant milestone during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Singapore in September 2024 when both countries agreed to elevate bilateral
Relying on AI for Drafting Your Estate Documents?
You don’t want just simple Documents which look “good” – You want a Plan!
Using AI for estate planning might sound easy, but shortcuts can cost your family big. AI is only as good as the info it gets—miss one detail and your plan falls apart. Want someone to guide you through tough decisions or
August Wrap-Up: Hogan Estate Drama and Williams Guardianship Update
The big story this month is all of the family drama surrounding Brooke Hogan, Sky Daily and Hulk Hogan’s estate. Also, a short update on the ongoing, contentious guardianship of Wendy Williams.
Brooke Hogan’s disinheritance
Wrestling star Hulk Hogan died at the age of 71 late, last month. Sources estimate his estate is worth about
Podcast Feature: Katya Sverdlov on Divorce Dialogues
We’re pleased to share that Katya Sverdlov, Esq., recently joined Katherine Miller on the Divorce Dialogues podcast for an in-depth discussion on some of the most pressing issues people face during and after divorce. The conversation touched on:
- Medicaid planning is essential for individuals with total assets of roughly 3 million and below to ensure
Inside Silicon Valley’s Growing Obsession With Having Smarter Babies
In Silicon Valley, the pursuit of enhanced intelligence is rapidly shifting from the realm of science fiction to reality. Mathematician Tsvi Benson-Tilsen, who previously spent years studying how to prevent artificial intelligence from threatening humanity, has redirected his efforts toward…