From the Ides of March to April Fools Day: Fun Around the Vernal Equinox Season
As the weather gets nicer each March, people yearn to return to the yards, parks, and streets for their entertainment. And some people who have been cooped up getting cabin fever all winter — even before Covid quarantined them in their cramped …. Read More
Useful Tax Rights!
Our new Constitution is now established, and has an appearance that promises permanency; but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.— Benjamin Franklin, in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Le Roy, 1789 As the year wraps up, …. Read More
Coronavirus and Divorce – Part 3
Before you previously read my latest blog posts on Divorce (You did read them right?), were you aware you had another option beyond a traditional litigation based Divorce? Of course, Mediation is great! But did you know there’s more? This time around …. Read More
Coronavirus and Divorce – Part 2
In my last post I shared that I’m seeing more divorce requests than ever come into my office in the pandemic era. In that post you learned that Mediation is another option instead of a traditional long and drawn-out court process, a …. Read More
Happy Hanukkah!
Given that the Jewish people have faced many challenges and trials throughout history, it should come as no surprise that most of the celebrations have a common theme: “They tried to kill us, we survived, let’s eat!” Hanukkah is no exception to …. Read More
Don’t Get Audited!
With the end of the year, many business owners have the fun pleasure of planning year-end tax strategy. It’s that time to make sure we can minimize taxes to the fullest extent the law and ethical consideration will allow. Tax avoidance is …. Read More
Open For Business
As an essential service, I am actively open during the Covid-19 event.