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© 2014 Peter W. Johnson, Jr. The topic of estate planning can be a touchy, even taboo subject. But discussing it openly can be an enriching experience, and can have a significant long-term positive impact on your family. Here are some gentle ways to begin to address this sensitive issue with family members. When approaching …
The Collaborative Practice Revolution in Trusts & Estates Guest Speakers: Peter Johnson, PWJohnson Wealth ManagementNancy Ross, BSR Counseling ServicesVictoria Tran Sood, Tran Sood Law Firm Summary: A discussion around the benefits of the Collaborative Practice inter-disciplinary team approach, and how it can be applied to pre-mortem as well as post-mortem estate planning and settlement. The …
David Hoffman, who lectures at Harvard University and is a co-founder of Boston Collaborative Law, presents a powerful and inspiring TEDx talk on Lawyers as Peacemakers at Northern Illinois University in June, 2016. This is well worth the 17 minutes it takes to watch, and presents the big-picture view of the revolution in legal services that …
Nancy Ross, LCSW, discusses the history of Collaborative Practice, and her involvement with its development in this interview with Peter Johnson, held on February 11, 2016. During the interview, Nancy illustrates the benefits of Collaborative Practice to families, as well as its contribution to the development of professional leaders. She also touches on the recent …
This audio program was recorded at the recent Collaborative Practice California Conference, April 27th-29th, 2018. Listen in as we explore the exciting opportunity to help families proactively build strong foundations that can help them successfully navigate the stressful, life-changing loss of loved ones and thrive. Discover the ways in which the Collaborative Practice structure is ideally positioned …
by Alan L. Nobler, Emerituswww.nobler.com In a family that goes to court, it is generally over when the Judge’s rulings have been put in place, the court stamps the final decree, your various assets have been retitled, and the Qualified Domestic Relations Order has been accepted by your employers. Of course, there may be appeals …
