June 2025 Margaret’s Notes Aligning the Mission of Tritch Buonocore Law It is now 9 years since Tritch Buonocore Law was founded, and it seemed it was important to consider the Mission and Values of the firm earlier this year and ensure the firm was aligned with them. As the founder, you can forget that...Read More
Why Would You Need a Probate Attorney? If you’re one of the lucky adults looking forward to retirement, there are many key issues to examine to ensure you are prepared. Or as prepared as you can be. Why would you need a probate attorney? Let’s hope in this blog series we can help you avoid...Read More
Children and Estate Planning Graduation time is upon us, and you have a kid leaving the nest and turning 18! How did this happen? When your child turns 18, they’re legally considered an adult even though you may feel they have a lot more growing to do, but they will likely argue this point! Just...Read More
Is Estate Planning Tax Deductible? It’s that time of year where you are either really happy or really disappointed that tax season has recently ended. If you are wondering what is considered tax deductible, where to spend that tax refund, or is estate planning tax deductible; this article might help. Unfortunately, after the Tax Cuts...Read More
May 2025 Margaret’s Notes Spring is ending and Summer, in Arizona at least, begins. That means kids & college students are finishing up their Spring semester. We begin to think about the summer. Hopefully we have made some fun summer plans or are trying to figure them out and we can look forward to some...Read More
Do You Need an Attorney for Estate Planning With the deluge of AI software, is hiring an attorney necessary? Have you jumped on the AI bandwagon yet? If so, you’ve probably used it to make your life easier. AI can be incredibly helpful, especially when the stakes are low. Need a personalized meal plan or...Read More
Questions to Ask a Probate Attorney Who gets access to your digital assets account when you are dead? The ever-after of online accounts depends on state laws, the type of account involved, and the terms of service governing those accounts. Many people might be surprised to learn that an Executor or Personal Representative does not...Read More
What Documents are Needed for Estate Planning? Explaining Power of Attorney If you’ve ever considered planning for your future or helped someone plan for theirs, you’ve probably heard the term “power of attorney.” But, do you really know what it is? The terms “power” and “attorney” carry weight but may not mean what you think....Read More
When to Start Estate Planning How to Discuss Estate Planning with Your Parents Today, we’re diving into a topic that is absolutely crucial: when to start estate planning for your parents. As they elegantly navigate their golden years, ensuring their peace of mind and yours too, becomes a top priority. Whether they raised you the...Read More
April 2025 Newsletter We Never Wanted To Break Up With You… It’s almost the end of the first quarter of 2025. We’ve talked about our goals and resolutions for the year in earlier newsletters. Hopefully you are doing well with yours. I feel like I am doing reasonably well with mine and ours as a...Read More
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