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  • What Kamala Harris’s 107 Days Reveals About Leadership, Marriage, and the Pressure on Black Women

    What Kamala Harris’s 107 Days Reveals About Leadership, Marriage, and the Pressure on Black Women

    A powerful review of Kamala Harris’s 107 Days, exploring leadership, marriage, emotional labor, and the pressure on Black women to be perfect in public life.

    Esquire

    November 24, 2025
    Briefs, Social Justice
    107 Days, Black Women in Politics, Black Women Leadership, Book Review, Business Leadership, Doug Emhoff, Emotional Labor, Kamala Harris, Leadership Lessons, Marriage & Partnership, Political Memoirs, Professional Women, Resilience, SadityEsq, Women Attorneys, Women Lawyers, Women of Color, Working Moms
  • Law Day Reflections:

    The Rule of Law and the Erosion of Agreement from the Perspective of a Real Estate Attorney Every year on May 1st, America observes Law Day — a national day to recognize the role of law in the foundation of our country and the critical role it continues to play in safeguarding freedom, justice, and…

    Esquire

    May 1, 2025
    Briefs, Business Law, Elder Law, Landlord-Tenant Law, Real Estate Law, Social Justice
    Business Law, civil law, civil rights, Elder Law, Housing Law, human rights, justice, justice for all, Landlord, Law Day, legal briefs, Legal Obligations, legal rights, May 1, May Day, Real Estate Law, Rule of Law, WA Landlord, washington small business
  • When the Government Targets Your Lawyer:

    When the Government Targets Your Lawyer:

    The Trump administration’s executive order against Perkins Coie raises serious concerns about legal representation and constitutional rights. By revoking attorneys’ security clearances and targeting clients, the order threatens the independence of the legal profession. Perkins Coie’s lawsuit highlights the chilling effect on advocacy and the erosion of fundamental legal principles. Vigilance is essential to uphold…

    Esquire

    March 12, 2025
    Briefs, Social Justice
    attorney, constitution, executive order, justice, justice for all, legal briefs, legal rights
  • “How Will You Pay Rent After the Baby Is Born?”

    “How Will You Pay Rent After the Baby Is Born?”

    In a shocking twist of landlord ignorance, one asked a pregnant tenant about her future rent payments—an outrageous violation of the Fair Housing Act. It’s not just unacceptable; it’s illegal. Keep your inquiries to income and rental history, or face the consequences. Sexism and discrimination have no place in housing.

    Esquire

    March 8, 2025
    Briefs, Landlord-Tenant Law, Real Estate Law
    Discrimination, Fair Housing, Gender, housing, Housing Law, Landlord, landlords, Real Estate Law, real-estate, Rentals, Tenant, WA Landlord, Women
  • Guardianship and Medicaid: A Guide to Home Transfers

    Guardianship and Medicaid: A Guide to Home Transfers

    This article outlines strategies for protecting a parent’s home from Medicaid estate recovery when nursing home care is required. Key methods include transferring the home before applying for Medicaid, obtaining guardianship for incapacitated parents, utilizing the Caregiver Exemption, and applying for a Hardship Waiver after death. Each step requires careful legal consideration.

    Esquire

    February 4, 2025
    Estate Planning
    Caregiver Exemption, Elder Law, Estate Planning, financial-planning, Hardship Waiver, health, Medicaid, Medicaid Estate Recovery, Medicaid Exemption, Protect Assets, Transfer Home, trusts, wills
  • Empowering Empathy:

    Empowering Empathy:

    Lessons from Son that Shape my Parenting and my Profession. As a parent and professional, balancing the demands of work and nurturing my children often feels like a high-wire act. Yet, my oldest son—my second child—has been a great teacher in learning to parent with patience and kindness. He’s taught me that parenting isn’t about…

    Esquire

    November 14, 2024
    Babies, Uncategorized
    Empathy in Parenting, Gentle Parenting, Parenthood and Career, parenting, Parenting Insights, Parenting Lessons, Patience and Parenting, Professional Mom Life, Raising Empathetic Kids, Sensitive Child Journey, Work-Life Balance, working mom
  • Unlocking the Hidden Benefits of Veterans Estate Planning:

    Unlocking the Hidden Benefits of Veterans Estate Planning:

    A Guide to Securing Your Legacy and Protecting Your Family If you’re a veteran, you know about sacrifice, dedication, and protecting what matters most. But did you know there are specific benefits designed just for you that can help secure your legacy and support your family in the future? From special pensions to tax-free disability…

    Esquire

    November 11, 2024
    Estate Planning
    asset protection, Estate Planning, financial legacy, last will and testament, Medicaid, veteran benefits, veterans, Veterans Day
  • Don’t Wait: Why Every Parent Needs a Will (Even if You’re Young or Don’t Have Many Assets)

    Don’t Wait: Why Every Parent Needs a Will (Even if You’re Young or Don’t Have Many Assets)

    If you’ve got kids, it’s time to get a will, like, now! It’s not just about your stuff; it’s mainly about choosing who’ll take care of your kids if something happens to you. Don’t leave it to the court, because they won’t know your family like you do. Peace of mind is everything!

    Esquire

    October 1, 2024
    Babies
    Estate Planning, guardianship, last will and testament, minor children
  • Financial Legacy Challenge

    Financial Legacy Challenge

    Journaling can help address fears, anxieties, and cultural considerations related to estate planning. Explore emotions, fears, and anxieties; cultural beliefs and taboos; family dynamics; your desired legacy; practical concerns; and setting goals. Use writing as a safe space for honest reflection and self-exploration to achieve peace of mind and clarity.

    Esquire

    April 1, 2024
    Boss Moves
    Estate Planning, financial legacy, financial literacy, financial literacy month, mom and pop business, pierce county small business, Small business
  • 30-Day Financial Legacy Challenge

    April is not just about welcoming spring; it’s a month dedicated to cultivating a robust financial legacy. As part of Financial Literacy Month, we are excited to introduce the 30-Day Estate Planning Challenge, is a journey designed to empower you with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to build a solid financial foundation and enduring legacy.…

    Esquire

    March 29, 2024
    Boss Moves
    business owner, Estate Planning, financial legacy, financial literacy, pierce county small business, Small business, small business owner
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