Brian Milton
Brian Milton is a legal writer and advocate dedicated to making fraud prevention, estate planning, and crucial legal rights accessible to individuals, empowering them in their legal journeys. At home, he loves hosting family barbecues in his backyard, where the conversations often spark new ideas.

Tax Planning
31 January 2025
Guarding your personal data: identity theft protection strategies
As online transactions and digital banking continue to rise, safeguarding your identity has become more critical than ever. Recent data shows that nearly 1 in 5 Americans have fallen victim to identity theft at some point in their lives. With cybercriminals continuously developing new methods to steal sensitive information, it’s crucial to stay vigilant and […]
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California’s pet insurance bill now in effect: ensuring transparency and accountability
In California, a new law has gone into effect to increase transparency in the pet insurance market. Governor Gavin Newsom championed the measure, which ensures that pet owners receive clear and accurate information about their coverage, allowing them to make more informed decisions. This reform is especially crucial given the rising costs of veterinary care […]
Pets and Companionship
29 January 2025

Burned twice: Scams plague California’s Wildfire victims and relief efforts
Wildfires have always been a challenge for California, but their growing frequency and severity have turned them into a breeding ground for scams and fraudulent activities. Each year, fires devastate large areas, displacing families and leaving communities struggling to rebuild. The recent wildfires in Los Angeles County, with damages projected to reach a quarter of […]
Financial Scams and Fraud Prevention
27 January 2025

Stay alert: protecting your retirement funds from fraud in light of CFPB’s Capital One allegations
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has sued Capital One Financial Corporation. The accusation? Deceptive practices around their savings account options. The main issue is how they handled interest rates for “360 Savings” accounts. The CFPB claims this led to customers missing out on over $2 billion in interest. This lawsuit brings up big questions […]
Tax Planning
15 January 2025

Estate planning 101 for seniors: protect your legacy and loved ones
Estate planning ensures your assets go to the right places, easing stress for your loved ones. For seniors, understanding financial planning can help create a plan that provides peace of mind and security. This guide covers these topics, helping you make wise choices and leave a lasting legacy. Key Takeaways Estate planning for seniors involves […]
Estate Planning
13 January 2025

Biden’s rule bans medical debt from credit reports, easing financial path
The Biden administration’s recent decision to remove medical debt from credit reports has caused a significant shift in the financial landscape. This change, announced by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), aims to improve the financial well-being of millions of Americans who have struggled with medical debt. However, it has also sparked controversy, as industry […]
Legal Issues
9 January 2025

Protecting your finances during the holiday season
While the holiday season is often a time of joy, it also brings an increased risk of financial fraud. As people shop for gifts, travel, and enjoy the festive atmosphere, scams tend to proliferate. Seniors, in particular, are often targeted by fraudsters, but these scams can affect anyone. By staying vigilant and following a few simple […]
Financial Scams and Fraud Prevention
13 December 2024

Keys to aging well: Planning for the future as a solo ager
A growing number of individuals are choosing to live independently in their later years, a trend that is reshaping how we approach aging. Known as solo agers, these individuals live without the support of a spouse or children, creating a unique set of challenges and opportunities. While aging alone can feel daunting, careful planning and […]
Caregiver Resources
10 December 2024

Redefining legacy: The Hermès heir’s uncommon approach to estate planning
Nicolas Puech, a member of the renowned Hermès family, has made headlines for his unconventional approach to estate planning. Unlike many wealthy individuals who adhere to traditional norms of passing wealth down familial lines, Puech has reportedly decided to adopt his former gardener, ensuring that his fortune is inherited by someone outside his immediate family. […]
Estate Planning
5 December 2024
