Family
How to Handle Long Term Care Insurance with Kim Christian
The thought of long-term care can be overwhelming for many families. The costs are high, and the planning process is often unclear. It’s a conversation
August 14, 2026
Family
A Dog-Sitting Story I Won’t Soon Forget
This week, I’ve been on dog-sitting duty. My daughter, Zoey, and son-in-law, Dan, packed up and headed to LA with their son to visit Dan’s
August 11, 2026
Family
Give Your Grandchildren a Gift of a Lifetime
There’s a special kind of joy that comes with being a grandparent. You get to spoil them, cheer them on, and watch them grow into
July 28, 2026
Family
Our Morning at the New York Transit Museum
I did not expect to start my museum visit by walking underground into an abandoned subway station. But that is exactly what happened when my
July 14, 2026
Family
The Importance of Using Trusts in Estate Planning with Deanna Eble
Are you wondering how to protect your assets and secure your family’s future truly? In my latest episode of Hilary Topper on Air, I sit
June 5, 2026
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The Candle That Keeps Burning
There’s a small glass sitting on my counter right now, holding a flame that will burn for 24 hours. It’s a yahrzeit candle — a
June 2, 2026
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National Elder Law Month and the Russo Law Group
May is National Elder Law Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the unique legal needs of seniors and individuals with special needs. As
May 5, 2026
Family
Are You a Solo Ager? If So, You Need to Listen to This…
We often make plans for the future with the assumption that a spouse, children, or close family members will be there to help us carry
April 24, 2026
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Estate Planning for NY & FL Snowbirds
For many New Yorkers, the “snowbird” lifestyle is the perfect retirement dream. You trade harsh winters for Florida’s sunshine and return north to enjoy the
March 24, 2026
Family
Is Your Estate Plan Outdated? When to Review and Revise
Many people view creating an estate plan as a one-time task. You meet with an attorney, sign the documents, and file them away, assuming your
February 6, 2026