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Feb 2019

Practicing Self-Care for Family Wellness

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, we’re often reminded of the value of love. While romantic love is certainly the focus of the holiday, the true meaning and expanse of love reaches much further—love for self, and love for family. It goes without saying that family law matters can be hard on the spirit. They represent a time of change within the family dynamic, and bring forth different forms ...

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21

Dec 2018

What is a Postnuptial Agreement?

So, you got married without getting a prenup, and now you’re learning about the advantages of this form of document, much to your belated dismay. Wishing you had gone for the prenup after-all? If so, there is still an option that can accomplish many of the same things as a prenup: a postnuptial agreement. A postnuptial, or postmarital, agreement is a legal document that is similar in nature to a ...

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10

Dec 2018

How to Financially Prepare for Divorce

Divorce is difficult in so many ways. Between divvying assets and establishing alimony or custody, it can be emotionally taxing for everyone involved. Unfortunately, the financial aspect of divorce can be daunting if you’re unprepared, and it’s important to be educated and aware of what is coming. There are a few tips you can follow to help ease the stress and help keep you organized. Forget ...

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28

Nov 2018

Differences Between a Will and a Trust

It’s likely that you’ve run across the terms “Will” and “Trust” before in your life, but could you adequately define and describe the difference between the two phrases? While the two terms are often believed to similar in nature, it’s important to understand the definitive differences in order to best plan for your future. What is a Will? When you pass away, the question of “what happens to all ...

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