There are a million stories out there about how someone’s initial failure inspired their greatest success. At first someone messed up horribly, but then they turned their life around, or started thinking about a problem from a different perspective, and things turned out great. These stories may be heartwarming, but the idea...
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The countdown is on to 2023, and if you are like the members of the Palmer & Slay team, you still have a few items left on your to-do list. There’s always one or two things on the list that can be pushed to the new year, but making gifts and donations...
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The Palmer & Slay team is honored to serve as a resource for veterans in the Brandon, Mississippi area who need assistance tapping into all of the benefits they are eligible for. We regularly help veterans and their families apply for benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), appeal the...
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Award winning actress Anne Heche died in August after suffering severe injuries in a fiery car crash. Now, her young sons, Homer (20) and Atlas (13), are engaged in a very public battle over her estate. The case is making headlines because of Heche’s history, but it is reminiscent of...
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Your neighbors have decorated their yard with skeletons and gravestones. You expect some ghosts and the grim reapers to come trick-or-treating. And every show on tv seems to be some sort of spooky special. Halloween is here, and along with it comes the fun of getting a little bit scared and eating...
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It may be Halloween, but that does not mean it is okay to craft an estate plan that is more fit for zombies than humans. Trying to control the actions of your family from beyond the grave by making the gifts you give them conditional on behavior you approve of is...
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After the death of your spouse, you are met with a seemingly unending list of things to do to close out his or her estate. At the same time, you must grieve your loved one, and figure out how to live life without your partner by your side. It is easy...
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Only 33% of American adults have executed an estate plan. That’s according to a recent survey from Caring.com reported by CNBC. This means the vast majority of people are content to let others determine their end of life care, and have the state decide what happens to their wealth — and...
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One of the most important things you do when you make a will is name someone who will take guardianship of your children if you and your partner face an untimely death.
What some parents don’t realize is that this task can be divided into two. If you...
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As humans, we have a natural curiosity about death. We want to know what comes next as much as we want reassurance that we are making the most of the life we have been given.
Perhaps this is why the subject of last words is something many people find...
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