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Perhaps you already have a will, but odds are that you do not. Every year, studies find that the majority of Americans haven’t done their estate planning yet, so most people don’t have a will. At the same time, most people understand that they need to have one. There...
You ask your spouse for a divorce and the court orders your spouse to pay alimony. The reasoning is that you haven’t worked in years and it’s going to take time to re-enter the workforce, along with the fact that your ex is wealthy and you expected them to support you...
One of the most difficult parts of divorce is the practical process of separating your life from your spouse's life. You have probably shared everything, from bedrooms to bank accounts, for years. You have to divide your belongings with one another as you negotiate...
Have you thought about what will happen to your possessions when you die or become incapacitated? Do you worry about how your loved ones will be taken care of? Or how they will know what you want and how to carry out your wishes? An estate plan can help you solve all...
When a divorcing couple cannot agree on how to co-parent, the court will have to step in and decide how things will go. Usually, everything is done with the best interests of the children in mind, and in most cases, the court will split custody between the parents....
As you do your estate planning, if you’re a young parent, one of your top priorities is probably just picking a guardian for your children. They are still minors and they will be for a long time, so you need to know that another parental figure can step in and raise...
You may think that finalizing your divorce is the last step in ending your life as a married couple. However, an important step you can afford to overlook is updating your will and entire estate plan. If you don’t do this, you may find your ex-spouse is still listed...
Social media offers a great outlet for people who want to waste some time or keep up with family and friends who live far away. However, it’s not the best outlet to use for your feelings when going through a divorce. While it may be tempting to post all your thoughts...
As you start working on developing your estate plan, one term you’re going to hear and see a lot is “power of attorney” (POA). Most people aren’t entirely sure what that is. They often think a POA is a person. It’s not. A POA is a document. It gives someone who’s...
It’s always important for divorcing spouses who will be co-parenting children to find a way to work together amicably for their kids’ best interests. When a child is suffering from an eating disorder, it’s particularly crucial. Eating disorders are unlike many medical...