Year-End Estate Planning
The end of the year brings the holidays but it also brings the need to make sure your estate plan is up to date. Schedule your annual review today.
The end of the year brings the holidays but it also brings the need to make sure your estate plan is up to date. Schedule your annual review today.
Many couples lack strong communication and is part of the reason they are on the path to divorce. The ability to communicate is important during divorce proceedings.
In the state of Arizona, the court system suggests that your first route when going through a divorce is to utilize mediation. It’s also the core of collaborative divorce.
Estate planning is more than simply having a will written up by an attorney or filling one out online. It is a continuous planning process.
If you have not developed an estate plan, then you may have questions about what it really is and why it matters. After all, it’s only for the rich, right? Wrong.
Considering Collaborative Divorce
Divorce. Even the word itself brings up all kinds of emotions—although most of them are negative.
Divorce is never easy. But it can be managed with collaborative divorce. These families understand that a change in address and marital status doesn’t keep them from being labeled “family.”
People say “love conquers all,” that love is all you need for a successful and healthy marriage. Even the most “in love” couples often find themselves in marriages where they feel lost, unloved, and tired.
Divorce happens for nearly 50% of first marriages. For second and third marriages, the dissolution rate only increases. What if you could have a different attitude toward divorce?
It’s been said communication is one of the top reasons couples divorce. How do you talk without your emotions getting you in trouble?