What inspired you to pursue a career in law, and how did you choose your specific practice area? My family. I saw family members struggle with choosing an attorney or being talked down to when working with them. I promised myself I would treat my clients like family – be patient and kind, walk them […]

Being a single parent is a huge responsibility, and one of the most significant stressors that often arises is the “what ifs” of the future. What would happen to your children if something were to happen to you? This is where estate planning becomes essential for single parents. The legal documents help protect your family […]

Estate planning is important no matter your age. Whether you’ve just turned eighteen, or you’re enjoying retirement, having an estate plan can give you control over your assets and help you make decisions about your medical care in the event of a medical emergency. Here are some important things to consider for estate planning at […]

Millions of baby boomers are living healthy, longer lives. Studies show that nearly one in seven adults over the age of 65 will need long-term care at some point in their later years. To ensure you have a plan in place for your care and to navigate the complex long-term care system with ease, begin […]

Estate planning is a crucial aspect of financial management for everyone, but it holds particular significance for women. Statistically, women tend to live longer than men, and as a result, many will likely be responsible for making critical decisions about the future of their family’s wealth. Why is estate planning especially important for women? There […]

Estate planning is an important part of planning for you and your family’s future. Despite how important it is, many people put it off or avoid the task altogether. Creating an estate plan doesn’t have to be an intimidating experience. At Conti Law, we want to prepare you for the experience. The more you understand […]

If you have a special needs child, you have probably spent years learning everything that is best for your child’s medical and financial care. Even though you may be very familiar with their assets and their medical treatment, you could run into issues talking to financial institutions and medical providers once your child turns 18 […]

Most of us would like what we’ve worked hard for all of our lives to continue to provide for our families for a long time, even after we pass. We’d like it if that money didn’t go straight to creditors or get spent on things that are frivolous. As such, it’s normal if you have […]

Time and time again, the same scenario rears its ugly head: estate planning was put off until it was too late and, upon the first spouse’s passing, the surviving spouse learns that all isn’t well in their world. Titling of your assets is imperative. Just because you’re married does not mean that you will inherit […]

Talking about what you want to happen at the end of your life is difficult and emotional. Most people are uncomfortable when confronted with their own mortality or the fact that mom and dad won’t be around one day. That’s why it’s important to think about what you want to happen to you when you […]