We Help Entrepreneurs and Families
Keep the Skies Clear and the Future Bright
Sky Unlimited Legal Advisory offers you the perfect combination of trusted advisor, problem solver, keeper of secrets and deep listener.
Our team is specifically trained to help you keep more money in your business and personal accounts, watch out for pitfalls, handle sticky situations (ideally before they even get sticky) and effectively tend to the parts of your business that are especially challenging.
At the same time, we work as your trusted advisor who helps you make the very best personal, financial, legal, and business decisions for your family throughout your lifetime.
You always said you wanted someone who could do all “that” stuff - the tasks that you’d rather not handle.
That's precisely where we step in - protecting your business and your family!
Notes from Our Chief Counsel's Desk
Why You Don’t Want an Initial Consultation, But a Life & Legacy Planning® Session Instead
A typical initial consultation with an estate planning lawyer may look like this: you meet, you answer questions about your family and assets, and the lawyer tells you what documents you need - typically a will, trust, health care directive, and power of attorney - and what they will cost.
This is a recipe for disaster because this means that the lawyer you are considering hiring is likely not versed in helping you make well-counseled decisions that you fully understand, and does not have a business model in place to support you in choosing what matters to you, and then pricing your planning accordingly. One-size fits all pricing (or hourly billing) for a set of documents is a red flag that you may not be working with the right lawyer on your estate plan.
Our Life & Legacy Planning Process and the initial Life & Legacy Planning Session is the opposite. We don’t begin with a meet and greet style initial consultation. Instead, it’s a working meeting designed specifically to understand your family dynamics, your assets and how the law would apply in your unique situation, and then provide you with counseling frameworks for decision-making that leave you knowing you have made thoughtful, empowering choices for yourself and for the people you love. Importantly, it ensures your planning documents will work when your loved ones need them most.
Why It Matters to Your Loved Ones That You Work With the Right Lawyer
When someone you love dies, grief hits hard enough. But imagine adding legal chaos, confusing paperwork, and no one to guide you through it all. That's the reality for thousands of people every year who are left to navigate a confusing, messy, and expensive legal and financial process without support.
In this blog article, you'll read real stories of families who struggled through the legal and financial process alone, the challenges they faced, and why having the right lawyer, as a trusted advisor to you and your loved ones, makes all the difference for the people you love when they need it most. Let's start by looking at what actually happens when families are left to navigate the process on their own.
REAL STORIES OF LEGAL CHAOS
The best way to understand why your loved ones need guidance when something happens to you is to see what happens when people don't have good guidance. These are real stories about real people. They aren't hypothetical scenarios:
Molly's Seven Handwritten Wills
Molly thought writing down her wishes would be enough to pass on her assets the way she wanted. After her death, her family found seven different handwritten documents she wrote on her own. By the time an attorney was hired to sort out the mess these handwritten notes created, fourteen heirs were claiming rights to the estate. Twelve estranged family members suddenly appeared, and one intended beneficiary was ready to give up and split everything with relatives Molly barely knew. Perhaps Molly thought her situation was simple, and yet it turned out to be anything but that. We find that’s often the case. Many people say “oh, my situation is simple” and, yet, for the people you love, it can be anything but simple once you are gone.
The Hidden Risks of Growing Older Without a Life & Legacy Plan
If you are like most people, you probably assume that when the time comes, someone—your spouse, your children, or maybe a close friend—will be there to take care of you. But the truth is, more Americans than ever are living alone as they age, often without a clear plan for support.
According to AARP, more than 16 million adults over 65 now live alone, and 77% report having no plan for living assistance as they age. At the same time, even when family members are nearby, the realities of aging can strain relationships in ways few expect.
In this article, you’ll learn why it’s risky to assume someone will “just step in,” how the transitions of aging affect both you and your loved ones, and how creating a comprehensive Life & Legacy Plan ensures your care, dignity, and autonomy no matter what the future holds.
THE NEW REALITY OF AGING ALONE
Imagine being in your 80s and realizing you haven’t seen another person for two weeks. For many older adults, that isn’t a nightmare—it’s daily life. In rural areas like the Appalachian Mountains, nonprofits such as Mountain Empire Older Citizens deliver meals and provide essential care because so many elders live in isolation. Workers often describe being the only human contact their clients have.
The Wake-Up Call: Why Business Owner Burnout Is a Silent Success Killer
Picture this: You're checking emails at midnight, haven't had a real vacation in two years, and the last time you exercised was... well, you can't even remember. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. You're also not invincible.
The entrepreneurial world has a dirty little secret that nobody talks about at networking events. While we celebrate the hustle and grind, we're quietly burning out at alarming rates.
The majority of entrepreneurs are struggling with mental health issues, and it's not just affecting their personal lives—it's killing their businesses.
Here's what's really happening: while you're busy building your dream business, your physical and mental health might be quietly falling apart. And that's not just bad for you—it's terrible for business.
In this blog article, you'll discover the real cost of ignoring your well-being, why self-care is actually a smart business strategy, and practical steps you can take today to protect both your health and your success. Most importantly, you'll learn how to build a thriving business without sacrificing everything that matters to you.
8 Business Strategies for Managing Difficult Clients Like a Pro - Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, we explored how clear expectations, solid contracts, smart collections, and dispute resolution systems can help you avoid most client issues. But as every business owner knows, systems alone can’t stop every storm.
Sometimes, you’re already in a tense or emotionally charged situation.
That’s when you need more than just good plans—you need emotional intelligence, strategic communication, and a plan for what happens next.
Here are four more strategies to help you handle difficult clients without losing your cool, your reputation, or your hard-earned revenue.
Strategy 5: Master the Psychology of Difficult Clients
When a client gets upset, their complaint is rarely just about the product or service.
It’s about how they feel—usually stressed, unseen, or out of control. Understanding this makes all the difference.
Instead of defending your work or proving you’re right, start with empathy: