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Family Need To Make Informed Decisions
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Whether you are navigating through the options for yourself or an aging loved one, it is important to understand the reality of long-term care. There are a few key options that may fit your situation best. Preparing for this need ahead of time may help you learn more...
If you are in the midst of a divorce, you may have gone through dozens of therapy sessions with your soon-to-be ex-spouse. After all, according to Couples Therapy, approximately half of couples say they have seen a therapist during rough patches in their marriages. As...
Facing a divorce is one of the most difficult life changes that anyone goes through. In addition to being emotional and draining, afterward your life will be entirely different. For business owners, the stakes are even higher. Not only your personal life but your...
When a family loses a loved one, locating the costs of a funeral may exacerbate stress and grief. One way to avoid that emotional and financial hurdle is to take care of it beforehand. Estate planning is for everyone, no matter their age, and when considering ways of...
You did not go into your marriage expecting it to fail. However, if you find yourself in this position, you will probably want to minimize the amount of stress you face. Follow these tips to ensure your divorce goes smoothly and is easier on you and your family....
Facing the prospect of your death is not something you enjoy doing. However, failing to plan may further tax your family at a time when emotions already run high. A trust account may prove a valuable fiduciary instrument you may add to your estate plan. The role of a...
Under Ohio’s Revised Code, creditors have six months to file claims against the deceased’s estate to collect outstanding balances. As noted by the Codes.Ohio.gov website, secured and unsecured creditors may present their claims to the executor or administrator...
In most divorce cases, Ohio courts prefer to give child custody rights to both parents. Typically, children benefit from a joint custody arrangement. However, if you feel your spouse is an unfit parent, you must understand your rights and options under the law. When...
Divorce is not easy on children, and it is the kids who can suffer the most during the process of separation. Many times, parents cannot see the hurt and emotional damage due to their own pain and frustration and often make things harder than necessary for children...
Accepting the responsibility to close an estate is a big commitment. In many cases, it could take up to a year or more to finalize everything according to the testator's instructions. Preparing to fulfill your duties can help you step into your role with confidence...
