When it comes to estate planning, a little information can go a long way. In our blog, our legal team explores common problems we see when reviewing estate plans, as well as tips you can put into practice immediately to protect your future.
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“What’s in Your DNA?”When we look closely enough, it's amazing how much is passed from generation to generation at the smallest physiological level—in our DNA.
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Before You Accept a Quick Offer for Your Home, Read This FirstFor many families, their home is their largest financial asset and represents decades of hard-earned equity.
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AARP Warns About “Red-Hot Scams to Avoid in 2026”The cover story of the April/May 2026 AARP Bulletin identifies six “Red-Hot Scams to Avoid in 2026.”
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Support Your Cognitive Health — By Caring for Your Grandkids!New research suggests that helping care for grandchildren may improve memory and strengthen overall brain function
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A New Scam Targeting Grieving Families—And What to Watch ForGrieving families are targeted by scams in estate planning. Learn how to spot inheritance fraud & protect loved ones from financial abuse. Stay informed today.
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Free Dementia Care Resources at Local LibrariesWhile local libraries are best known for their books, many are expanding their role to meet evolving community needs...
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How Medicare Changes in 2026 Will Affect Older AdultsMedicare changes in 2026 may lower drug costs, cap Part D spending, add plan protections, and update prior authorization in some states for older adults.
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Becoming a Family Caregiver for an Ailing Loved OneIf you need help with long-term nursing care costs, our firm can assist you.
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SCAM ALERT: Beware of This Inheritance Scam!Some people are getting letters from law firms stating that they're the lucky heir of a life insurance policy. We're story to tell you, but it's a scam!
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Mother's Day ReflectionsMother's Day 2024 - Special Mother's Day reflections from members of the Kavesh, Minor & Otis family.
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“Oh No! I Can’t Access My Bank Accounts!!” - A Cautionary TaleImagine this. Your bank suddenly, without warning, closes all of your accounts, then sends you checks for the balances in the mail—without any explanation!
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KMO Celebrates 42 Years!A Fun Trip Down Memory Lane with Members of the Firm