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Probate is a necessary part of administering the terms of a will. While not all wills go through probate, it is a crucial process in most cases for the sake of validating the intent of the deceased. A will is the most basic and essential part of one's estate plan. If...
Child custody can be a complex and emotionally charged affair. Because of this, a number of commonly held misconceptions surround the issue, which can make the process of determining custody arrangements especially sensitive. Though these myths persist, no two child...
Many people undergoing a divorce have never navigated the legal system before, and this can make the divorce process confusing. You may be tempted to believe the things that you have heard from others, but many of these statements are actually misconceptions. What...
Child support is a tricky subject. You want the very best for your child, but you also want a fair parenting situation. In Pennsylvania, parents have the option to split child custody 50/50. However, you might wonder how this affects your child support payments. To...
Getting remarried may leave you with unique estate planning needs. Caring for your children after your death may force you to implement different strategies. You and your future spouse may want to discuss how you want your estate handled. Otherwise, you may...
There is more to an estate plan than creating a will. People with children or other loved ones they care for probably consider who they will name as guardians for their loved ones after they pass, but there are additional important roles to fill in every estate plan....
With the challenges of 2020, many couples faced stressors they never anticipated. Is it any wonder that the number of divorce filings is now rising? After a slight decrease in the divorce rate, the numbers in 2021 are trending up. Find out about the driving force...
If you have been putting off writing a will, you are not alone. In fact, almost 70% of Americans have not yet arranged for the disposal of their assets after their deaths. Still, regardless of whether you have a will, your estate likely must go through the probate...
Going through a divorce is stressful even when the parties agree to an equal and amicable split. The more money and property you have between you, the more complicated your case may be. You may have assets or property that you do not want to be divided in divorce...
When organizing a plan for your estate, you need to appoint a trusted person to act in a legal capacity if you become temporarily incapacitated. The person you appoint in your power of attorney handles your property to maintain your finances when you cannot do so. ...
