Category Archives: Wills
If we did things to save taxes we may no longer
If we did things to save taxes we may no longer need those things. This is true these days of estate and inheritance taxes. It is sometimes more true as we grow in age. :- Doug.
Heirs and prisoners
We are the heirs of the scientific revolution. In that we are also its prisoners. We are set free on a campus with high walls and closed gates. :- Doug.
worth doing cheaply
The trust mills are staffed by people who believe anything worth doing is worth doing cheaply. :- Doug.
I don’t care whether we use probate….
I don’t care whether we use probate or some other tool: let’s just get the job done. :- Doug.
Wills are snowflakes
You want a commodity Will: That is not the kind of Will I do, and no one does well for you who does that. Every Will is for a particular person. The Wills of Husbands and Wives always mean different … Continue reading
Something larger for your Will
In your Will you might leave your loved ones a larger thing than you’ve already got figured out. :- Doug.
Wills and Trusts are not difficult complex things
The difficult complex things in families are not how we write a Will or a Trust or a deed. Rather they are in getting conversations going, deciding directions, making life choices. People keep these to themselves often out of avoiding … Continue reading
Love letters to our families
Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Personal Care Agreements, Living Wills, end of life caring, Long-Term Caring: I help people write love letters to their families. :- Doug.
Will me a secret
Will me a secret Playful one Will me a piece of junk That I have the fun Of figuring why you’d Will me that Secret :- Doug.
The art of the continually unfolding possible
In a law suit our lawyer said, “It’s only about the money.” But now as I consider, life is about What’s possible now? Law is the art of the possible. The art of the continually unfolding possible. :- Doug.
Will us eyes
Will us eyes eyes you have loved ones with crinkles in the corner ones which pull on dimples ones with tears and ones which see into your deeps :- Doug.
Bequeath someon a dream
Bequeath someone a dream better yet, devise it for it is real :- Doug.
Give a broken thing
Give a broken thing Broken things still have songs left in them :- Doug.
Something they might throw away
Will someone something they might throw away —and tell them why they might want to keep it —or tell them they will figure it out for themselves —because you might learn your value or figure it out —maybe it will … Continue reading