Category: Getting the Job Done

Bailey Edwards and an unnamed pumpkin friend.

Halloween at Edwards Group

By elisa on Nov 03, 2010 in Dave's personal stuff, Grandchildren

In working with our clients, we get to know their families, and we love sharing our families as well. Here are a few of the pics from this year’s Halloween with the Edwards Group children:

Bailey meet your little brother, Cole Otis Edwards!

Baby Photos from Dave!

By David Edwards on Sep 30, 2010 in Dave's personal stuff

Thanks so much for all the good wishes! We heard from so many of our friends, clients, and fellow professionals after Cole Otis Edwards was born on September 13th! Michelle and Cole are doing great. And Bailey is having a great time being a big sister. Here are a few photos I wanted to show [...]

Sweaters in the Suitcase – and your living trust document

By David Edwards on Jul 15, 2010 in Counseling, not Documents, Wills and Trusts

Drafting thorough living trusts requires planning for contingencies and flexibility.

Contain Yourself: Fool Proof Solution to Getting Organized

By David Edwards on Jun 26, 2010 in Asset Organization, Funding and Asset Titling, Getting the Job Done, What a Will Doesn't, Wills and Trusts

Why is getting organized so much fun? Well, I should rephrase that. Getting organized is a lot of work. But BEING organized is fun. A while back Michelle and I went to the Container Store in St. Louis. Who would think there is a store with nothing but containers for storing things? And it’s fun [...]

so long big office, hello new hallway to the new back part of Edwards Group LLC!

Walls coming down at Edwards Group

By David Edwards on Jun 25, 2010 in Dave's personal stuff

What has been going on at Edwards Group LLC? With the addition of Joshua Becker and Laura Peffley, we ran out of space. So what to do? Knock down walls. After (or I should probably say “during”) Before Dave’s office – before and after Now a glimpse of my new office.

Estate Planning: What’s in your tool box?

By David Edwards on Jun 24, 2009 in Counseling, not Documents, Leave a Legacy, Why use a Living Trust?, Wills and Trusts

What tools do you want to use? Is this the first question that your contractor asks you when you decide to hire him to build a house? Or, if you’re car stops running and you take it to the mechanic to be fixed, do you quiz him on which tools he plans to use in [...]