Gentlemen! As you may know, June marked Men’s Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about health issues predominantly affecting men and encouraging the early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. Have you considered how your health and estate planning are connected? Find out how in this week’s blog!

When your child turns 18, they’re legally an adult even though they have much more growing to do (though they may not think so!). Just like any other adult, their health and financial information is protected by privacy laws. But you can still help them if you and your child plan.

You started your business as a labor of love, nurturing it through those challenging early years with grit and personal sacrifice. The last thing you’re probably thinking about is replacing yourself in the event you retire, die, or become incapacitated. But when you face these facts, you set your business up for success.

Establishing and enforcing healthy professional boundaries with your clients is critical for all business owners, and especially if you own your own business and work from home, where the lines between work and home life are easily blurred.

Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit? This week’s blog has six essential strategies for getting your new business up and running with the least amount of hassle and risk.

As a parent, you've always strived to provide the best for your family, ensuring their well-being and securing their future. However, even the most well-intentioned plans can fail if you overlook the complexities of estate planning.

The path to entrepreneurial success is paved with challenges and triumphs, often born from humble beginnings. One such business is The Nitro Bar. Audrey Finocchiaro and Sam Lancaster are the founders of this thriving company, and all entrepreneurs can learn from their story.

Shopping for an estate plan based on getting the lowest cost plan possible is often the fastest path to leaving your family with an empty set of documents (maybe in a beautiful binder, but not worth the paper they are written on) that won’t work for your family when they need it.