Posts Tagged ‘Montgomery County’
Do I Really Need a Will?
So, you may be asking yourself, “Do I really need a will if I have little property or money?” Many people think that their “children will handle everything” or that they “don’t have much” so they don’t need a will. However, the answer is a clear “Yes. You need a will.” A will is simply…
Read MoreThe Weber Kracht and Chellew Word of the Month: Connect
In our blog about last month’s word, “fascinate“, we touched on how this ability to draw attention can be the first step to meaningful communication. This month’s word, “connect,” takes this notion a step further. The definitions of “connect” include: “to join, link, or fasten together; unite or bind,” “to establish communication between; put in communication,” “to cause to be associated, as in a personal or business relationship,” and “to associate mentally or emotionally.” Connecting is something we strive for as an internal team…
Read MoreThis Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 3.7.2015
This week we welcomed March and had what might be our final snowfall of this winter season. We also heard from attorney Michael Kracht, who provided some great information for first time home buyers. Over on our Facebook page we congratulated our friends at Pennridge FISH for being one of the finalists in The Intelligencer/Bucks…
Read MoreFacebook Introduces “Legacy Contact”
Warning. This post could get a little morbid, but let’s just call it “estate planning.” Up until now, Facebook had no mechanism to deal with a personal Facebook page once the person had passed away. Some of you might already have cared for this by giving your log-in information to a trusted relative or friend,…
Read MoreThe Weber Kracht and Chellew Word of the Month Is…Gratitude
In December we started to share our Word of the Month. Choosing a word to focus on each month helps us as a team and as individuals, personally and professionally. The word for January 2015 is “gratitude” and is defined as “the quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness.” As…
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