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Posted 98 days ago in Estate Planning Wills and Probate by Michele Bowman  |   Comments
Your Child’s Marriage and Rewriting Your Will

If Valentine’s Day results in the announcement of an engagement for one of your children, lawyers say it’s time to start thinking about how your own legal affairs are structured. And while you’re at it, you may need to offer a little good old-fashioned parental advice for your googly-eyed child.   Think Ahead Once an engagement happens, the wheels start turning for the parents. “I typically see parents getting their wills drafted for the first time when their kids get …

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Posted 100 days ago in Editors Picks Your Family & The Law by Aaron Kase  |   Comments
Avoid Legal Pitfalls on Your Valentine’s Day Engagement

Valentine’s Day can mean chocolate, flowers . . . and an engagement ring? Couples whose cupid-day festivities include bending down on one knee have every reason to celebrate with smooches and champagne, but nevertheless should be aware of the legal implications of getting engaged. While engagement isn’t a legal contract per se, it can involve the exchange or sharing of property that could bring lawyers into the picture if the union goes sour. In particular, the engagement ring itself is …

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Posted 121 days ago in Child Custody and Support Divorce by Janet Raasch  |   Comments
Are You Prepared for a Divorce?

If you’re thinking about filing for divorce, don’t jump into this complex process without preparation. Divorce involves not only the dissolution of a marriage, but also the division of assets and debts. It involves questions of support, for both parties and for children. Planning ahead puts you in a better position for making these decisions. It protects you from the actions of a vengeful spouse who might respond to your request for a divorce by hiding assets, destroying property or …

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Posted 213 days ago in Your Family & The Law by Jennifer King  |   Comments
Read the Latest Issue of ‘Your Family & The Law’ Newsletter

Are Destination Weddings Legal? Thinking of getting married on the honeymoon instead of before it? More and more couples are choosing to tie the knot with a destination wedding. But you may have to take extra steps to ensure your marriage is legally binding once you get home. The trick is to make sure you’re following the laws of the state or country where you’re getting married. Find Out More…   Bruce Willis & Music, Social Media after Death A …

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Posted 226 days ago in Bankruptcy by Jennifer King  |   Comments
Read the Latest Issue of Your Money & The Law Newsletter

Yes, You Can Ditch a Student Loan in Bankruptcy It’s an often-repeated mantra: You can’t discharge student loans through bankruptcy. While it’s a reality for most indebted people, the conventional wisdom isn’t quite true. In a seldom-invoked provision, people in extreme circumstances can jettison their student loans if they can prove to a judge they face undue financial hardship. Find Out More…   Famous Athletes Fall Prey to Ponzi Scheme Professional athletes pulling in millions of dollars are wise to …

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