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- 2 important estate planning steps for new parents
- 2020: The Year of the Will
- 3 reasons to consider a cohabitation agreement
- 3 reasons to consider taking a lump-sum alimony payment
- 3 reasons to update your estate plan after divorce
- Adjusting to divorce changes can be complicated
- An estate plan will keep your heirs from having questions
- Appropriate use of child support funds
- Are alimony laws outdated?
- Are you estranged from a presumed beneficiary?
- Avoiding probate in California
- California has very strict laws for wills
- California pet owners now can file for custody in divorce
- Can “nesting” be a living solution for our family post-divorce?
- Can I stop my divorce if I change my mind?
- Can someone contest an irrevocable trust?
- Can you modify support orders?
- Child custody: What you should know
- Common (and avoidable) estate administration mistakes
- Conflict in probate can be prevented by advanced estate planning
- Dick Wolf’s ex-wife loses her case in a California appeals court
- Divorce can mean major estate plan changes
- Divorce is a time to reset your life and find your happiness
- Divorce may come after these 5 life events
- Do legal changes remove the incentive to pay alimony?
- Do you need a QDRO during your divorce?
- Don’t forget about your deceased loved one’s credit reports
- Double check your estate plan documents periodically
- Estate planning considerations during a divorce
- Estate planning gives you peace of mind
- Even young people need estate planning
- Has your mental illness affected your custody rights?
- Help your children adjust on transition days
- Here’s what you must do to pass on your digital assets
- Hire a bilingual attorney to help with estate planning
- How a California judge chooses an estate representative
- How a living trust can benefit your estate plan
- How are assets divided in divorce?
- How California determines the “best interests of the child”
- How can you avoid financial divorce regrets?
- How can you fight against parental alienation?
- How can your ex alienate you from your child?
- How do I keep my health insurance after my divorce?
- How do you create a health care directive?
- How do you navigate leaving children unequal inheritance amounts?
- How long will I have to pay spousal support?
- How may a divorce affect my shared credit card accounts?
- How much should you tell your child about divorce?
- How pre-wedding financial planning can help your marriage
- How should you navigate divorce at work?
- How to tell if you can request a modification of custody
- Important estate planning considerations amid divorce
- Is it advantageous to file for divorce before your spouse?
- Is it time to change your estate plan?
- Is it worth it to stay together for the children’s sake?
- Is my spouse cheating?
- Is probate really all that bad?
- Is your child suffering from parental alienation?
- Is your will overdue for review?
- Issues that may arise from a marriage
- Know how placing assets in trusts can impact you
- Man ordered to pay $150K in child support owed since 1970s
- Managing stress during a custody dispute
- One downside of an educational trust with a general pot
- Parenting plans can be challenging to create
- Planning for potentially becoming incapacitated
- Preparing your kids for supervised visits with your co-parent
- Preventing familial discord by relying on an executor
- Probating an estate here in California
- Protect your family with a special needs trust
- Provide for your children through estate planning
- Reasons why estate planning is important
- Sentimental items have a subjective value
- Separating property in a California divorce
- Shared debt and your divorce
- Should estate planning include giving gifts during your life?
- Should I put my child’s name on the deed to my home?
- Should you add your child’s name to the deed of your home?
- Should you tell your kids about divorce alone?
- Signs that your marriage will not work out
- Staying connected when your children move out of state
- Survey shows that most Americans don’t get an inheritance
- Talking to your parents about creating an estate plan
- The essential qualities of a power of attorney agent
- The features of a multi-generational estate plan
- Tips for appointing an executor
- Tips for telling your children about the end of your marriage
- Toxic divorce is stressful for everyone involved
- Transitions in child custody can be hard on children
- Types of spousal support in California
- Understanding community property division
- Understanding why you want a prenup makes it easier to talk about
- What are some common misconceptions about prenups?
- What are some easy ways I can reduce the cost of probate?
- What are some estate planning mistakes to avoid?
- What are some estate planning tips specific to widows?
- What do you know about discussing a prenup?
- What families should know about California probate
- What happens if I die without a will in place?
- What is a living will?
- What should you consider when deciding child support payments?
- What skills and experiences may an estate administrator require?
- What you give up when you don’t have a will
- When is it possible to change my child custody order?
- Why would the court reject your judgment papers?
- Will this summer be the time for your divorce?
