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Can someone contest an irrevocable trust?
Irrevocable trusts are known for having strict rules. If you decide to include one in your estate plan, you cannot touch the assets in it
Are alimony laws outdated?
Alimony or spousal support is a payment from a person to his or her ex-spouse due to a court order. During your divorce, the court
2020: The Year of the Will
The internet has already spent much of its time riffing on how 2020 is a year of clear sight: 20/20 vision. While there are some
Understanding community property division
During a divorce, the division of property is one of the critical processes that determine the future financial well-being of each spouse. While the spouses
Conflict in probate can be prevented by advanced estate planning
It can be hard to think about a time when you won’t be there for your family, but it could be even harder on your
Provide for your children through estate planning
Estate planning is a critical matter for all adults, but parents need to be especially careful that they have things set up properly so that
Transitions in child custody can be hard on children
One of the most frightening things for children whose parents are going through a divorce is where they are going to live. It might be
Hire a bilingual attorney to help with estate planning
Estate planning can be difficult, especially if you’re new to the United States and don’t speak the language. That’s why it’s important to find an
Divorce can mean major estate plan changes
A parent’s top priority is taking care of their children. When they go through a divorce, every aspect of their life has to be geared
Toxic divorce is stressful for everyone involved
High-conflict divorces are often nightmares for both parties. When you are in the midst of one, you need to have great mental strength to cope
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