While every parent wishes their family would remain civil and friendly after they pass, it is one of the most common problems after a death. Here are some ways to avoid the problems or settle them if they should arise. Use these four methods to help keep your loved ones working together, especially during the emotional and traumatic times that usually surround the death of a loved one.
Giving up on a marriage is painful, regardless of whether it's an amicable split or one marred by bitter custody battles. Even under the best...
Asking your fiance for a Prenuptial Agreement doesn’t have to spoil the romance and joy of your engagement. A Prenuptial Agreement is an excellent way...
By Tim Clearly, Esq If it pains you to think about not being around to raise your children, just think about how it will...
California Document Preparers helps our clients with Uncontested Divorce. These are divorces where couples are able to agree on division of property and a parenting...
Home is where the heart is, which is why is it very difficult to part with your property—specifically your home--during a divorce. Setting up the...
BY: Sarah Grainger, Debt Line Direct If my parents died and had debts that the selling of their home does not cover, will I become liable...
Creating your Estate Plan is a big first step in protecting your assets and your loved ones. But that plan will only do some good...
Author: Saul Kobrick We don’t like to think about what would happen to us if we were injured or became ill and could no longer...
Author: Simon Volkov A deed is used whenever real estate is purchased, traded, or sold. This document provides information about the property from...
By: Stephen C. Silverberg Selecting a guardian for a couple's minor children is frequently the most contentious and major decisions that can be made in planning...
Understanding joint ownership is important when it comes to protecting your assets as well as your loved ones. When you die, the way ownership of...
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