Liza Horvath

Question: I am a lady of 77 and am a professional in a highly technical field. Because I have worked in this field for decades, I have a very deep

We can learn from the success of those who have “made it” and here are a few short lessons learned from studying the habits of the rich.

Question: While my mom was living, she and I discussed everything including her estate planning and trust. I was (and am now) the named trustee.

Question: I am fortunate to be receiving an inheritance from my aunt and her estate is going through probate.

Question: I have three children and all are married. I have been fortunate to invest wisely and after many years have a pretty good nest egg.

The practice of law is complex and rapidly changes due to evolving laws and new decisions made on cases before the courts. This is particularly true in the estate planning and tax field.

Question: You have written before about setting up a trust for a pet. Does it need to be a formal trust drawn up by an attorney or can I simply let my executor know what I would like done with my dogs?

Question: I am a senior and have every intention of staying in my home. My kids live in another part of the state and continue to “suggest” that I should consider moving to a senior care home.

Question: I am named as my grandmother's trustee to handle things on her death and Granny passed away a week ago.

Loading your audio article Question: I am inheriting from my sister's trust and my uncle is the trustee. He told us that we would be getting our money this month.