Planning for the future is always a good idea, especially when it comes to your business or family. Estate planning is a vital process that every individual, family, or business owner should consider. Estate planning involves managing and distributing your assets correctly when you pass on. For businesses, estate planning ensures its smooth continuation, while for families, it ensures that your beneficiaries are provided for. This blog will outline the reasons why estate planning is vital for families and businesses.
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Unfortunately for some couples, the period when their kids leave the family home can be a challenge for the parents. In some cases, the marital difficulties laid bare by their empty nest may lead to divorce. If you face an empty nest divorce, you also face some unique negotiation issues to work out. Here are four of the most common and why.
1. The Family Home
When your kids are still living in the family home, many couples feel it's important to keep it.
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When issues arise with a will or estate, those issues may be decided in probate court. A probate lawyer, also known as an estate lawyer or an estate litigation attorney, specializes in handling legal matters related to the administration of a deceased person's estate. Here's what to know about the role of a probate lawyer in courtroom litigation:
Dispute Resolution
Probate lawyers represent clients involved in disputes related to the distribution of assets, the validity of wills or trusts, guardianship or conservatorship matters, claims against the estate, breach of fiduciary duty, or allegations of undue influence or fraud.
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Custody cases can be complex. After all, people become passionate when they discuss their children and how to spend time with them.
If you are dealing with a high-conflict custody case, this makes the matter even more difficult. Here's what you need to know about managing high-conflict custody cases.
What Is a High-Conflict Custody Case?
A high-conflict custody case is one in which the parents have intense and frequent disagreements about parenting time, decision-making, and child support.
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If you decide to appeal a denial for Social Security Disability, you have the right to handle your appeal on your own. However, this doesn't mean that you should handle it yourself. Instead, you should consider using an attorney. By learning more about some things that can go wrong when you don't use an attorney, you will see why it is such a good idea for you to make sure you get help from an attorney as early in the appeals process as possible.
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