Trusts & Estates Wills and Revocable Trusts: One Size Doesn't Fit All Dawn D. Hallman Estate planners know there is no "one-size-fits-all" rule about when certain estate planning tools are necessary — including the revocable living trust.
Trusts & Estates Pick the Right Power of Attorney Instrument Selby C. Rains With a power of attorney document, you authorize an agent to manage your financial matters when you cannot do so. It is a great responsibility, so choose the right person and the right POA tool with care.
Trusts & Estates Don't Put Off Planning for Your Loved Ones The Hon. William D. Missouri It's a good time for spring cleaning, and spring planning. Too many people neglect to leave behind a well considered estate plan or any instructions for their family.
Career Member Spotlight: Donna Jackson Donna Jackson Donna Jackson, an attorney and CPA, specializes in estate planning and elder law. She is the 2013 recipient of the Earl Sneed Award for her contribution to legal education in Oklahoma.
Professional Development Book Review: Get the Most Out of Retirement Rufus v. Rhoades Filled with insightful discussions and useful checklists, Sally Balch Hurme’s book "Get the Most Out of Retirement" is a great resource for those who are about to be or who are retired.
Technology A Little Help With Getting Things Done Jeffrey Allen and Ashley Hallene Not too long ago, having a personal concierge was a luxury reserved for the wealthier elite. Enter Magic, the virtual assistant.
Career Lawyer Voices From Maine and San Francisco Jeff Tolman While serving on the ABA House of Delegates I learned a lot about the similarity and dissimilarity of attorneys from different firm sizes, parts of the country and practice areas.
