Planning for potentially becoming incapacitated
Many people view estate plans as something that makes life a little less complicated for their loved ones after they die. Rather than leave the
04/09/2020
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Planning for potentially becoming incapacitated
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What are some easy ways I can reduce the cost of probate?
Time is money and when someone passes away, it becomes an unfortunate fact. Heirs may need access to the estate to pay up bills they
03/26/2020
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When is it possible to change my child custody order?
It’s unreasonable to expect your life to continue in the same way forever. You might get a new job, you might move out of state,
03/19/2020
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Staying connected when your children move out of state
After a divorce, you and your former spouse start to develop your own lives. This may take you away from your children. If you or
03/12/2020
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Important estate planning considerations amid divorce
Many people feature their spouses predominantly in their estate plans, and if you are among them and your marriage winds up imploding, you may have
02/27/2020
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The essential qualities of a power of attorney agent
If you are ill or growing older, you may have many things on your mind about your future. While you certainly want to make plans
02/20/2020
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Issues that may arise from a marriage
According to Marriage.com, infidelity is among the most prominent problems in a marriage. It may include having emotional affairs or cheating. Similarly, having a one-night stand, short-term
02/14/2020
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What are some common misconceptions about prenups?
When you think of a marriage as a legal contract, which it is, a prenuptial agreement is an entirely reasonable consideration. However, prenups are not
02/07/2020
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Reasons why estate planning is important
Estate planning is not only for the rich but everyone who has a loved one. People need to plan what will happen to their assets
02/04/2020
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What are some estate planning tips specific to widows?
Estate planning may seem like a gender-neutral process, but there are some special considerations that you may have to make if you are a woman
02/04/2020
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