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Is Estate Planning Only for the Wealthy or Elderly? January 23, 2020

It’s a common misconception that estate planning tools, such as wills or trusts, are only necessary when someone earns a large amount of money, or are nearing the end of their life. We couldn’t ...

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How Can You Be Sure You're Ready for a Divorce? January 21, 2020

Are you contemplating divorce but feel paralyzed by the weight of the decision? If your marriage is on the rocks, it can feel overwhelming trying to determine if your grounds for wanting to split are ...

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How Will Student Loan Debt Be Addressed in Your Oregon Divorce? January 17, 2020

It’s not breaking news to say that managing finances is a common point of contention in many marriages. From learning how to combine assets and debts as a newly married couple, to agreeing on how to ...

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Best Apps to Help with Co-Parenting After a Divorce January 3, 2020

Ask anyone who has had to learn how to co-parent, and they will likely tell you that it didn’t always feel like a walk in the park. Co-parenting requires patience, flexibility, an ability to see past ...

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How to Enforce a Parenting Plan If Your Ex Is Not Cooperating December 30, 2019

It is no secret; divorce is hard. And while there are many reasons that go into this invariable truth, one of the most challenging difficulties divorce brings on is learning how to split time with ...

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New Year's Resolutions for the Entire Family December 27, 2019

If you’re someone who is motivated by creating resolutions for the New Year, you may be wondering how to make this year as intentional and successful as possible when it comes to accomplishing your ...

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