Though not an official mental health diagnosis, "failure to launch" describes young adults who remain dependent on their parents rather than establish independent, self-sufficient lives.

Let’s face it, procrastination is something we all grapple with. But when it comes to preserving family legacies, the stakes are much higher.

Prostate cancer is a serious concern for men, and a diagnosis can disrupt any family. Wealthy families, while possessing some advantages, also face unique challenges when navigating this disease.

The Corporate Transparency Act fundamentally alters the regulatory landscape for family offices. With 30 years at the crossroads of trust and estate law, private banking and family office management, I've seen many legislative changes.

Meetings of family office ownership, boards, committees, leadership and management are usually rich in substantive discussion and complex technical and personal topics. And what is the quickest way to end such a meeting? Discussion that pertains to “insurance” or “risk mitigation.”

Family offices, managing the wealth and legacies of ultra-high-net-worth families, are undergoing a major transformation while facing an increasingly complex global financial landscape.