CRH Law articles

Is there a difference between procrastination and planning? In my experience – no. The first is just a euphemism for the other. Some of you

When was the last time you reviewed your Enduring Power of Attorney?  Is it still valid and relevant to your circumstances?  Have you even made

Some years ago I wrote about an unusual occupation – a music thanatologist – someone who plays music to the dying. The preferred instrument of

In my many presentations to older groups and in a cynical moment, I often ask an audience, rhetorically, “Why would you bother to do or,

There are a significant number of older people in the community who have been caring for their disabled adult children for much of their lives

‘Keep it simple stupid’ is the aphorism that most people think, but are too polite to say, when it comes to making their Wills. To

Receiving an inheritance may not be all it’s cracked up to be. If you’re about to receive an inheritance from an estate and you’re on

You’re right (the customer always is) – why would you want to spend good money on doing a document that only benefits other people, not

In my previous article about the effect of size on families, I discussed the will making issues that can arise in large families. This article