Inflation is the decline of purchasing power of currency and the general increase in prices of goods and services over time. This means that a unit of currency buys less today than it did in years past. Over the last few years, the inflation rate has...

The Legal Documents You Need When Your Child Turns 18
It is a joyful moment in a parent's life when their child turns 18; they graduate high school, go off to college, and make plans for their future. It is also a time to consider the legal aspects of parenting an adult child.
What happens when your child turns...
Cryptocurrency & Estate Planning
Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that can be used to buy goods and services online. You can buy cryptocurrency or “mine” cryptocurrency using computer technology. Cryptocurrencies are becoming a modern investment opportunity. There are thousands of different cryptocurrencies that are traded publicly including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance...
The SECURE Act
Now is a good time to consider how your retirement strategy connects with estate and tax planning.
On January 1, 2020, when the SECURE Act (“Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act”) went into effect, it vastly impacted how Americans save...
Choosing a Guardian for Minor Children
How To Choose The Right Cabin Trust Attorney
What Your Loved Ones Absolutely Need to Know About Your Estate Plan
Mullen Law Firm – COVID-19 Protocol
We are here to help.
The estate planning attorneys at Mullen Law Firm are fully equipped to provide services over the phone or through video conferencing. We can advise you throughout the process, and utilize phone, video, mail and limited socially distant meetings to coordinate the creation and execution...
3 Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid
Recent studies have shown that only a little more than half of all Americans have a Will or Trust document in place to direct their estate after they pass away, and that the vast majority of those documents have not been updated in the last five years. Even worse, it’s been reported that most...
Borrowing from your retirement accounts: Issues to consider
So you have credit card debt, overdue mortgage payments, or suddenly need to buy a new car. We’ve all been there. You need money now, and your retirement accounts continue to climb. Fortunately, many employers allow you to take out loans on these accounts, but should you really begin spending that money before...