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Parenting after a separation or divorce can be challenging, and both parents are usually concerned with making the most of their time with their children. One powerful tool that may help you secure more time with your child is including a “right of first refusal”...
The average American does not have an estate plan. It’s estimated that about 1/3 of Americans have actually created their estate plan. It is a bit more common with older people than it is with younger individuals, but it’s still concerning that most people haven’t...
The “seven-year itch” may be considered a dated term and the title of a 1955 movie. The concept has endured over time, resulting in many marriages ending in divorce before reaching a decade. The theory posed is that the yearning for infidelity peaks in the seventh...
When someone has multiple children or grandchildren, their estate planning approach may be overly simplistic and lead to challenges for their beneficiaries. For example, it is surprisingly common for testators in Florida to name multiple family members as the...
It’s rare that any divorce is “easy,” but some divorces are harder than others. If you suspect (or know) that your spouse is a narcissist, you can expect the divorce to get ugly. Narcissists have a type of personality disorder that makes them desperate for attention –...
You may have heard that your divorce odds are generally dropping over time. As you grow older, if you get married, you’re less likely to get divorced. For instance, someone who gets married at 21 years old has much higher odds of divorce than someone who gets married...
When your mother or father passes away, it’s reasonable to wonder if you’re going to have to pay down their debts. The simple answer is that you usually do not have to worry about assuming your parents’ debts. In fact, the creditors may come after the estate, but...
