Lost Weekend XIV Sponsor
Suzan D. Herskowitz, P.L.L.C. has supported independent cinema in the Shenandoah Valley for a number of years, and despite the pandemic, this year is no different. The logistics may be different (fewer passes, fewer people, fewer movies) but the passion for independent, foreign, cult, and classic film continues. If you are interested in tickets, seeing […]
Estate Planning During a Pandemic — Part 2
As I said back in March, I avoided writing about getting your estate plan done because I didn’t want to appear to be taking advantage of people’s fears. But I’m back again with Part 2 of my thoughts about estate planning. Really these are good principles for any time but I think that because so […]
Estate Planning During a Pandemic
I’ve avoided writing about this because I don’t want to take advantage of a bad situation for my personal gain. But I think the time has come for me to say something. For years, I have advocated that the 40% of people that don’t have estate plans get them. It’s been like screaming into the […]
VIRGINIA – Trick or Treat Rules
Unless you are accompanying a child who is trick-or-treating, in some Virginia localities if you are over the age of 12, you are in violation of the law if you trick-or-treat! This could mean a fine or jail time. While I cannot find any local ordinances for Winchester/Frederick County/Clarke County making trick-or-treat a violation of […]
Please! Don’t Wait Until You Have a Crisis – to get your affairs in order
It happened again today, as it does just about every week. Someone called and needed to be seen today because a parent was having a health crisis. I had to tell this adult child that I didn’t have any openings for the rest of the week. While it’s good for me that business is good, […]