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A lot of people think that estate planning is nothing more than writing down on a piece of paper who they want to inherit their assets. While that is part of the estate planning process in a nutshell, the intricacies of it all can be much more nuanced than that. And...
When you’re in the midst of a contentious custody dispute, it’s easy to unwittingly make mistakes that put you at a disadvantage. In many of these instances, the parent is simply trying to do what’s best for themselves and their child, but their actions can actually...
Dividing marital property in the divorce process can be stressful. After all, you and your spouse have worked hard to build a life together, and untangling your lives and your assets can feel like ripping apart all your accomplishments. And while you have to find a...
A Will is an important piece of an estate plan. It gives you peace of mind knowing that when you pass away your assets will be distributed according to your wishes, hopefully reducing family disputes and conflict. There may come a time in your life where a major,...
When a couple breaks up after having a child together, one of the child’s parents may choose to remarry and their new spouse will become the child’s stepparent. If that stepparent wants to adopt the child and become the child’s legal parent, they must go through the...
A lot of child custody disputes are highly contentious, with each parent flinging mud at the other to see who can come out the cleanest and with the most amount of time with their children. Fortunately, the majority of custody cases are resolved without the need for...
You may have heard the term “gray divorce” in recent years, which means a divorce for couples over the age of 50. Many older couples who have been married for decades know that divorce is what they want but have many questions about their post-divorce life. These...
Your divorce is a major financial transaction. If you go into settlement negotiations or litigation without a well formulated game plan, then you could end up with an outcome that leaves you on shaky financial footing. To avoid any long-term money woes that may...
Parental alienation, the process through which one parent manipulates their child to distance the child from their other parent, is more common than people think. Some studies estimate that as many as 22 million adults are on the receiving end of parental alienation,...
Most parents worry about how their loved ones will get by after they are gone, but for parents of children with special needs, that worry takes on an extra sting. They want to make sure that their loved one has the resources they need to pay for a lifetime of care. At...