The Law Offices of Lisa Edgar-Dickman

10/04/2020

I thank to thank all of my wonderful clients for understanding during this difficult time with the pandemic .I want to sure our clients our offices are open and cases are going forward .

06/28/2018

No Kids? You Still Need an Estate Plan! A will is just as important for those without children, and it can easily be overlooked.

A will is just as important for those without children, and it can easily be overlooked.

06/26/2018

At the Law Offices Lisa Edgar Dickman all of our cases are formulated around our client's needs and desires.

06/21/2018

Procrastinating about your estate planning? If you’ve been postponing it because you’re just not sure how to get started, here are some steps to help spur you on.

Procrastinating about your estate planning? If you’ve been postponing it because you’re just not sure how to get started, here are some steps to help spur you on.

06/19/2018

A strong attorney-client relationship is the first step towards achieving a favorable legal result, and a relationship built on trust is a strong backbone for any legal case.

06/17/2018

"A father is someone you look up to no matter how tall you grow."
Happy Father's Day!

06/14/2018

Planning your estate when you've got no children or heir can be tricky. Take a look at these tips.

Estate planning is difficult enough for people with close family ties and friends. For those without them, here's what advisors suggest.

06/12/2018

At the Law Offices of Lisa Edgar Dickman our mission is to provide legal support to individuals in their time of need.

06/07/2018

Many Americans find themselves 'When should I start my estate planning?'
It's never too early to start. Your first step: Take stock of all your assets. These include your investments, retirement accounts, insurance policies, real estate, business interests and valuable items - in financial or emotional terms - such as jewelry, cars, baseball card collections or your great-grandmother's good china.

To put it simply, estate planning involves deciding how you want your assets distributed after you die. Estate planning can be complicated, so it's best to consult a financial adviser and a lawyer when drawing up your estate plan.

06/05/2018

Whether you're facing bankruptcy or foreclosure, have real estate matters or need to update your estate plan, Lisa Edgar Dickman is available to guide you through all the relevant legal problems.

05/29/2018

Having no heirs or surviving spouse can make estate-planning decisions more difficult. It's a situation financial advisors come across frequently: Childless clients who are unsure what should happen to assets they leave behind or whom to appoint as their proxy decision-maker.

When that's the case, advisors start by encouraging people to focus on their interests and tie them to charitable giving.

Estate planning is difficult enough for people with close family ties and friends. For those without them, here's what advisors suggest.