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Friday, April 1, 2022 / Categories: Legal, Advanced Planning Are Your Financial Affairs in Order Before You Die? Legal Lipson Neilson attorney Steve Malach discusses the nuances of estate planning, who should be involved, when you should take action, and the importance of making sure your financial affairs are in order before you die! Guru estate planner, probate and trust administrator, and probate litigator explains. Previous Article Senior-Specific Dentistry Next Article How Much Sunlight do I Need to get Vitamin D? Print Tags: Lipson Neilson Probate Litigation Steven H. Malach Estate Planning to Avoid Probate Court Estate Planning for Seniors