In today’s world of video calls, digital contracts, and electronic signatures, it might seem logical to think that a video recording of your final wishes would suffice as a last will and testament. However, a recent court ruling proved otherwise: a man’s video-recorded instructions for his estate were deemed invalid. While technology
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, which means we’re also approaching the end of the calendar year – a great time to review your estate plan. An estate plan can easily be overlooked as you go about your busy daily life. Taking some time to review it annually ensures that
Have you ever experienced a gentle nudge from an unexpected source? Here is the poem ‘Provide, Provide’ by Robert Frost in which the poet speaks on life, death, and the various ways one can approach the incontrovertible facts of mortality. The poem begins with the poet describing one woman, Abishag, who used
According to the National Funeral Directors Association, nearly 62% of those who pass away this year are expected to be cremated. In California, that number is even higher as more than two-thirds of residents choose to be cremated. Historically, the loved ones of the departed might scatter their remains in a treasured
Whether you’re traveling on a work trip or for a special occasion, it’s common for children to stay with extended family members when their parents are out of town. But, what happens in the event of an emergency? Are you – and the designated caregiver(s) – prepared if your child needs to
What three words explain MeyerPink Law? Of course, like any business, we could choose any three words to define our practice. Instead, we thought we’d look to see how what3words – an organization that describes itself as “the simplest way to talk about location” – would pinpoint us. Similar to a map
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