3 reasons to update your estate plan after divorce
When you die without a will, your family must go through a complicated and expensive process to settle your estate. Leaving behind an estate plan
When you die without a will, your family must go through a complicated and expensive process to settle your estate. Leaving behind an estate plan
No matter how amicable the divorce is, the process is usually difficult on everybody involved, including the children. Many conscientious parents worry about the potentially
If you are a parent who became the victim of parental alienation, you may not know what to do next. How can you stop the
Estate planning includes naming a trusted individual to serve as your estate’s personal representative. While many individuals choose a spouse or an adult child, you
If you find yourself in the fortunate position to consider leaving a financial legacy to your heirs, you might want to consider attempting to have
Understanding how probate works in California can help inform your estate plan. With this legal process, the court supervises your designated executor as he or
After a messy divorce, some parents try to use their relationship with their children as weapons against their former partner. According to Healthline, parental alienation
California’s community property laws require dividing your marital assets and shared debts during a divorce. As reported by CNBC, if you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse
Many people in California associate estate planning tools like wills and trusts with people at older stages of their lives. However, the reality of the
You may have several conflicting emotions about your soon-to-be-former spouse, but you do not feel conflicted in the slightest about wanting to take care of
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