How Much Do You Charge for a Simple Will?
By Tim Kirk, Heyl, Royster, Voelker & Allen We often hear this easy question. We believe it is impossible to give an easy answer. Lawyers don't sell products. We sell time, knowledge, and solutions. Our job is to help you achieve your planning goals. Before we can do that, we have to take the time […]
The Power of Your Voice
How Peoria’s Seniors Are Shaping Their Future By Peggy Jacques On July 28th, something remarkable happened at the Peoria Township Board of Trustees meeting. Around 30 community members filed into the room, united by a shared vision. Four of us took to the podium to advocate for our community’s older adults. When the trustees voted, […]
Evan’s Race
By Janie Beharelle, 50 Plus N&V Reader As a high school Special Education teacher for over twenty-five years, my daughter has faced many challenges. She has taught children with Downs Syndrome, behavioral problems, Autism, and a host of other disabilities. Fortunately, she truly loves her job and enjoys the reward of helping these teenagers with […]
Proctor Place — The Era of the Super Senior
By Alexander Germanis Nothing will stop the turning of the globe or interrupt its path around the sun. Time marches on no matter how much we may wish it to stand still. In short, we all age. For centuries, aging—specifically entering the senior years—has been synonymous with slowing down both physically and mentally. But there […]