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As part of the divorce property division, courts require each spouse to disclose all financial information relevant to the case, including bank account details and estate properties. This process is called discovery. Unfortunately, some parties intentionally withhold...
As the parents of adult children move further into their middle age and senior years, even if they’re fully cognitive and relatively healthy, stubbornness can be an issue when it comes to addressing pressing legal matters. It can seem to many adult children like the...
When establishing a trust, there are instances when a person leaves out assets, whether intentionally or not. Some grantors purposefully do not include assets in a trust because it would be disadvantageous. For instance, insurance companies charge higher premiums for...
The events following a death could be unpredictable. Their family might need time and space to grieve or settle essentials following the loss. Additionally, they might face unique legal matters concerning the deceased's estate. The estate could undergo various...
Divorce or separation can bring about concerns regarding the management of marital assets. For instance, if both spouses still have access to marital funds in the lead-up to and during the divorce, it can create a risk of wastage or misappropriation. When this...
Estate planning does more than designate assets to beneficiaries. The documents you include in your plan will protect all your wishes should you become incapacitated or die. And one of them is a power of attorney (POA), which authorizes someone to act on your behalf,...
From catching up with friends and family to meeting new people and doing business, there is no limit to what you can do on social media, as long as you are not breaking the law, of course. However, if you are currently dealing with a legal matter (criminal or civil),...
Those who have just had children are often keenly aware of how their new family members are totally dependent on the adults in their lives. Infants and toddlers are incapable of meeting their own needs and require 24/7 support from adults just to stay alive. Older...
A life insurance trust is a powerful tool in estate planning that can ensure your loved ones are financially secure after your passing. Some individuals know they need to have life insurance, but they don’t realize how a life insurance trust can benefit them. A life...
An uncomfortable but crucial part of estate planning is creating directives regarding your preferred medical care should you become incapacitated. These advance health care directives allow you to continue making your own medical decisions—with the help of an...