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Developing a valid and legally binding will is the first step to protecting your loved ones and your assets after you are gone. Choosing the right executor is equally important, as this person will carry out all the duties associated with your will. Being an executor...
If you have finally found the person you want to marry, you are probably itching to propose. You want your proposal to be as special as possible, of course. Bending onto one knee and handing your soon-to-be spouse an heirloom ring may seem perfect. Before you give...
When you think of co-parenting, you also likely think of working together at a close distance with your co-parent to raise your child jointly. Unfortunately, life does not always afford such opportunities. It may move you away from your co-parent for various reasons...
The end of a marriage does not mean the end of the co-parenting relationship. You and your former spouse must band together to raise your children in a loving manner. However, this is much easier said than done when your ex exhibits narcissistic tendencies. While it...
There are many who may consider making plans for their estate and its future, yet they end up choosing not to do anything about it because they feel daunted by the task. While this is understandable, not taking action when it comes to your estate can have drawbacks....
Probate court serves many different circumstances, such as when an individual dies without a will and the value and ownership of certain areas of the estate remain in question. The American Association of Retired Persons reports that nearly half of Americans do not...
Just as with trusts designed to preserve your wealth and property to pass on to your loved ones, there are a lot of options when it comes to paying for your own funeral. While it might be easy to pass that particular expense onto your living loved ones—after all, you...
When it comes to divorce, it is not uncommon for certain people to feel like they need to - or should - hide assets from their significant other. There are many reasons for individuals to do this, ranging from feeling spiteful toward an ex to having genuine concerns...
Once you make the difficult decision to divorce, other difficult decisions await during the property division phase of the proceedings. Here are four common property division mistakes and how you can avoid them. 1. Failing To Consider A Change In Arkansas law,...
You and your spouse are the parents of one or more adopted children. As you and your spouse plan to split up, you worry about whether this will have any bearing on the legal proceedings and whether the divorce will be harder on your adopted children than it would be...