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If you already have an estate plan, then kudos to you. Most Americans don’t have one. But, an estate plan is not something you can do one time and forget about it. It needs to be reviewed and updated to reflect your current life circumstances to be effective. Here are...
Do you know what an estate plan is? Simply put, an estate plan is a guide about how to handle the testator’s final affairs and assets. People can make estate plans once they’re legal age, although many don’t make them until much later in life. Estate planning is a...
Divorce is hard on children in many ways. It can frighten them, disrupt their lives and cause them to worry about adult topics instead of enjoying their childhood. Like most parents, you may be concerned about how your divorce might affect your children. Although you...
When it comes to the dissolution of a marriage, it’s wise to understand the difference between an annulment and a divorce. Both are processes that legally end a marriage, but they have distinct characteristics and implications. Divorce is the legal process of...
What you find when you talk to those who have been divorced is that there is not always a dramatic reason for the split. It’s easy to understand why a divorce would happen after one person has an affair, for example. And these things do happen, but there are also many...
An unforeseen medical crisis or serious injury can leave you incapacitated and unable to communicate your medical preferences. In such a situation, your family will have to make difficult decisions about your health care. Should you remain on life support if there’s...
Part of estate planning is deciding who will receive your assets after you die or become incapacitated. It involves determining how an individual's assets will be preserved, managed and distributed after death. However, one thing most people fail to consider is their...
You might think that you only need to worry about estate planning if you’ve got millions of dollars in property and assets. The truth is, however, that everyone should go through the estate planning process, no matter how small their estate is. It’s the best way to...
One of the most divisive issues many divorcing couples face is alimony. Usually, it is awarded to the low-income-earning spouse, which helps ensure divorce doesn’t lead to one spouse becoming impoverished. Unfortunately, in some cases, ex-spouses refuse to make these...
If you are pulled over for DUI, you may want to be sure the police had a legal basis for their action. After all, the 4th Amendment protects you from unlawful arrest on flimsy grounds. In other words, law enforcement must satisfy the legal standard of reasonable...