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A power of attorney (POA) document enables you to designate someone that will act on your behalf in your absence, like when you are mentally or physically incapacitated. Such an eventuality may arise after a sudden illness or accident that leaves you unable to make...
You and your former spouse have been divorced for some time. Thankfully, you were able to reach a custody agreement and it’s been working -- until now. Recently, your ex has failed to pick up your child on their designated days several times, and they’ve kept the...
It doesn’t matter how old your children are; divorce can be a stressful and scary time for them. It’s up to you to ensure you help them through this process, and part of that is telling them about the situation. Use these tips to help you talk to your children about...
For the longest time, people have wanted to protect their assets in case of any unexpected events, such as divorce. You and your spouse will likely be combining each other's assets after marriage. In the back of your mind, you may be thinking this could be a bad...
Divorce will mean a lot of big changes in your daily life and your personal finances. Unless you and your spouse signed a prenuptial agreement, you will probably need to negotiate a way to divide your property. Few marital possessions will be more valuable than your...
Getting your soon-to-be spouse to sign a prenuptial agreement does not imply that you are planning to divorce someday. Rather, it means that you are keen to protect both parties’ interests should things fail to work out. However, for your prenuptial agreement to be...