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Family Need To Make Informed Decisions
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People benefit from having a will, no matter their age. It is a useful document to have around in case of anything unexpected. However, as the years pass, you may also change or add more to your estate. Family and friends come and go and your priorities change. When...
Few people know when their end of life will come, which makes estate planning a vital tool in ensuring that what you have built goes where you want. According to a Caring.com study, only 33% of Americans have a will or trust in place. If you can count yourself in that...
Going through a divorce can be unsettling, and for this reason, many couples want to get the process over with as quickly as possible. However, many states have rules and regulations that couples must follow when they separate and ultimately file for divorce. Every...
Even though your marriage is on the rocks, you have some fantastic memories of your wedding day. One of your favorites is when your soon-to-be ex-spouse slipped a ring on your finger. Now that you have worn your ring for years, you may not be able to imagine parting...
Whether you have a loved one in need of long-term care or you are looking into options for yourself in the future, it is important to identify the long-term care option that works best for you and your family. Once you know the nuances of each option, you can make a...
When people tackle divorce, asset division is often one of the biggest things that people feel worried about. Courts will divide property according to what they find fair. While separate property is not subject to division, it is still important to understand how...
If you have a loved one who is nearing the end of his or her life, you already may be worrying about paying for a funeral. After all, according to World Population Review, the average cost of a funeral in the U.S. is between $7,000 and $9,000. You can spend...
Under Ohio’s approach to asset division in divorces, property that people acquire over the course of a marriage typically becomes marital property. Gifts are one of the most notable exceptions to this rule. Determining whether something is a gift or separate property...
Divorce can impact your finances in a number of ways, your credit score included. A lower score could interfere with your ability to receive lending which could make it harder to get a home or buy a car, for example. Protecting your credit score from too much damage...
Child custody agreements are a standard component of dissolving your marriage when you have small children. The initial agreement is not set in stone. The court recognizes that your circumstances can change and allows you to modify the custody agreement when...
