Justice
A couple of thoughts and my observations about our justice system, inspired by today's sermon at church...I think the system ought to be about finding the best resolutions to problems, hence RRJ's slogan "Providing practical solutions." One of the things I've noticed, and I know I'm only one of many in a long line of past observers, is that the poor are denied access to the justice system--the system, for the most part, requires a good deal of money for access, in fact. This means, then, that the "haves" take advantage of the "have-nots", and I was particularly repulsed by an example of this a couple of weeks ago--a couple of attorneys and their client went way beyond the bound

Estate planning for your online accounts
I read something on this subject the other day, and realized it's something that ought to be mentioned in every estate planning session with clients--planning for online access to your accounts, and listing the accounts, for the right people to access after your death.There are services to keep the information, and who to allow access to it, after proof of your death, like Legacy Locker and Deathswitch. It's important, as many accounts might not even be found without them--I can think of several of mine that have no paper trail--even the tax information is sent online.I remember being