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If you don’t have children, then there’s little harm in prioritizing getting what you want in a divorce. If, however, you have kids, then you need to put them first. At least, that is what people might tell you. When determining custody, courts use the child’s best...
Estate planning is perhaps the most important and simultaneously the most procrastinated family planning task. Understandably, people don’t want to think about their mortality, but after all the work you put into saving money for your retirement or passing on to your...
More often than not, couples merge personal possessions after marriage. You likely have some idea what assets are yours and what are your spouse’s – this may be important information if there’s ever a divorce. People often fear what will happen to their assets if...
Realizing that your marriage is ending is difficult for anyone. However, something that is often harder is telling your children about the upcoming divorce. While this may be a conversation you aren’t looking forward to, you must speak to your children about the...