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COVID: If You Have Been Laid Off, Should You Take Your Social Security Benefits Early?

As retirement can last a long time, you should proceed with caution about finding ways to supplement cash flow if you have lost your job.

Living Wills and COVID-19

Many seniors are revising their Advance Healthcare Directive to address the case of COVID-19, and are opting out on the use of ventilators.

Estate Planning is for You II

What kind of guidance do you give your Agent if you are unable to make the decision for yourself? Where do you draw the line? Who draws the

Caring for the Caregivers

Frontline and "essential" workers need the best possible estate planning prescription to protect them as they work to protect everyone else.

YOUR PARENTS' FINANCES AND ESTATE PLANS: How to talk the them about both.

As our parents' age, we must have conversations with them about their finances & estate plans. COVID-19 might be a conversation starter.

HOW DO YOU FEEL?*

Many of us are facing unprecedented challenges during this global coronavirus crisis, and it has increased anxiety and fear levels in all of

Estate Planning From Start to Finish, Now Online?

How can you do estate planning with social distancing? Online? It depends on where you live. Call us to get your estate plans in order.

Helping Seniors Avoid Loneliness While Maintaining Social Distance

Some ideas to stay connected to your senior loved ones who are isolated during this outbreak.

ALERT: Electronic Wills in DC

The Council of the District of Columbia passed emergency legislation to permit Electronic Wills, without witnesses physically present.

Not Business as Usual: Legal Considerations during COVID-19

Here are some tips and strategies to help your business navigate these challenges and the ones to come.

Law Office of Robert P. Newman, P.C.