Author: Alward Fisher
Few events can derail plans like a divorce. Even the most carefully prepared futures can quickly become uncertain when a couple decides to end their marriage, especially when they do so after the age of 50. Not only that, but … Continue reading
Most people will not make an estate plan before the end of their lives. The few who do may limit their estate planning to drafting a simple will. This may be sufficient if the estate has no complex assets or … Continue reading
While the idea of divorce might be a simple matter of two people ending their marriage, the logistics can be drawn-out and complex. One aspect of the divorce process involves dividing your assets. This includes property, personal belongings and even … Continue reading
Divorce can provide a person’s life with significant challenges. Unfortunately, those challenges can get exacerbated if ex-spouses have children. The time and resources allocated to kids can be much more difficult to split than household possessions. That’s because kids’ emotional … Continue reading
During the holiday season, parents are determined to make their children happy. They purchase gifts, make special dinners and do whatever they can to prove their love. This year is going to be more strenuous than usual—you and your husband … Continue reading
Estate planning can involve many stages, details and parties. On top of that, there are several different options to choose from when deciding what works best for you and your family. One such option is a revocable living trust. What … Continue reading
When you are running your own business, you rarely run out of tasks that need to be completed. Whether it’s hiring employees, innovating or introducing new products, addressing client needs or balancing your budget, you always have a lot on … Continue reading
Divorce can feel like a roller coaster with all of its ups and downs. Couples parting ways often have to figure out how they’re going to divide both tangible and non-tangible assets, but deciding how they are going to raise … Continue reading
Considering Divorce Everyone gets married with the hope that it will last forever. When they recite their vows, mean them with every fiber of their being. However, research estimates that about 50% of marriages end in divorce. You are likely … Continue reading
Passing away without a will is known as dying intestate. Intestacy laws govern what happens to someone’s assets when they pass away without a will. These laws are set at the state level and the regulations differ between each state. … Continue reading