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Sentimental items have a subjective value
When dividing an estate, it is often easiest for children to simply auction off minor assets and possessions that they do not need and that
Should you tell your kids about divorce alone?
Your spouse asks you for a divorce. Later that day, while you’re at home waiting for the kids to get back from school and your
Estate planning considerations during a divorce
Estate planning is an ongoing process, not something you do once and forget about. When major life events happen, like a spouse filing for divorce,
One downside of an educational trust with a general pot
When creating an educational trust for multiple heirs — three grandchildren, for instance — people will sometimes elect to put all the money into the
Divorce may come after these 5 life events
For many people, divorce happens slowly, a process that takes time. The relationship slowly erodes until the couple realizes it is just not working anymore.
Should estate planning include giving gifts during your life?
Estate planning essentially involves determining how to pass your estate on to your children when you die. However, who says you have to wait until
Is it advantageous to file for divorce before your spouse?
If you and your spouse have separated or agreed to a divorce, one of the two of you will have to bite the bullet and
What you give up when you don’t have a will
Many people put off creating a will or trust, thinking it’s something they can deal with later. However, dying without a will can create significant
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