Heather Pietroforte

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Blog Articles

Taxes, Business & Assets

February 1, 2021

Does Your Estate Plan Protect Your Intellectual Property?

It's vital that you understand enough to ensure that any intellectual property you own is documented, protected, and you're working with a legal team that helps ensure the value of your intellectual property isn't lost when you die.

Estate Planning

January 25, 2021

Memorial Day Reflections: Crafting Your Lasting Legacy With Estate Planning

Memorial Day brings with it an opportunity to reflect on the concepts of mortality, remembrance, and legacy. But what is a legacy, really? And how does it apply to you? Read more…

Incapacity & Modern Legacy

January 18, 2021

5 Tips For Keeping Kids Connected With Grandparents During the Pandemic

With no end in sight, it's important for grandparents and grandkids to find ways of staying connected during this period and not miss out on the beneficial effects a close relationship can engender.

Incapacity & Modern Legacy

January 11, 2021

What the Netflix Series Tiger King Can Teach You About Estate Planning-Part 1

Over seven episodes, Tiger King provides several shocking, real-life examples of how estate planning can go horribly wrong if it's undertaken without trusted legal guidance. In this series of articles, we'll discuss some of the worst planning mistakes made by key people in the documentary, while offering lessons for how such disasters could have been avoided with proper planning.

Case Studies & Planning Risks

January 3, 2021

Former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh Dies Without A Will—Part 2

It's quite likely that some of his assets will never be located, and instead of passing to his family or funding one of Hsieh's favorite philanthropic causes, those assets will end up in the state Department of Unclaimed Property.

Case Studies & Planning Risks

December 28, 2020

Former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh Dies Without A Will—Part 1

On November 27th, nine days after being pulled unconscious from a house fire in a beachfront home in New London, Connecticut, Tony Hsieh, the former CEO of the online shoe retailer Zappos, died due to complications of smoke inhalation. Hsieh, who was single and had no children, was just 46. Although the cause of the […]

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