Dealing with a Loved One’s Estate

Estate Administration, Heirs & Beneficiaries

Losing a loved one is a sad and challenging time for family, relatives, and friends. In addition, those left behind must often figure out how to transfer or inherit property from the deceased person. The property a person leaves behind when they die is called the...

Finance Legal & Estate Expenses

Legal, Finance & Tax

Scrivnr is a lending service removes the stress and obstacles associated with hiring an attorney. You hire them to find you an attorney, pay for all the startup costs, and help you with all the non-legal tasks you need to accomplish. They act like your own private...

Co-Parenting Best Practices

Divorce & Separations

A Successful Co-Parenting Arrangement Co-parenting is like a bridge that connects two separate households, providing children with the love, stability, and security they need despite parental separation. Whether parents are divorced, never married, in a blended...

An Unspoken Rite of Financial Passage

Estate Administration

Certain events in a person’s life qualify as “financial rites of passage”: obtaining your first credit card, buying a house, combining finances with a significant other, retirement, estate planning, and so forth. Dealing with the death of a parent...

Lose the Smell Before You Sell

Selling Estate Property

The effect of odor in selling real property can be subtle but persuasive.  The visual impression is one thing.  Most people are objective about that.  However, the smell of property can register a subconscious impression before any visual beautification efforts reach...