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Before the pandemic, if I’d been given the option to work from home, I would have politely declined. The thought of having such easy access to my refrigerator and of feeling cooped up in a small space held little appeal. But after having worked from home for many months (with occasional trips to the office), I now see the advantages, including more time to exercise and do errands. Now that COVID-19 restrictions have started to relax, I’m ready to embrace our new hybrid reality. The pandemic also caused estate planners to embrace different ways of practicing, including having clients sign documents electronically. Although laws allowing this started to appear before the pandemic (the Uniform Electronic Wills Act, permitting the electronic...
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