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Why Empty Nesters Need a New Estate Plan

If you created a will when your children were little, your top priority may have been naming a guardian to bring them up. Now that the children are grown and have left the house, they no longer need a guardian. However, you may not be aware of how outdated the rest of your estate plan…

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Gray Divorce Guide

Gray divorce comes with unique legal, financial, and emotional difficulties. Find out how to prepare for getting a divorce after fifty. Even though the US divorce rate is one of the highest in the world, it’s been decreasing since the 80’s. One statistical group that has hit that trend is spouses ending their marriages after…

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Do I Need a Divorce Lawyer?

Find out more about the way divorce lawyers work and the time you might want to hire one. If you’re thinking about getting divorced, you may be overwhelmed with the amount of information available to you on the internet. It’s no wonder that in today’s web-driven world there are 1,000’s of blogs, self help sites,…

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Mistakes to Avoid With Gray Divorce

Divorce rates in the United States are decreasing—except for those over fifty. Actually, since 1990, the divorce rate for those over fifty has doubled. As married couples get older, the bond that holds a lot of marriages together diffuses, have it be children, financial dependence or common interests. The Financial Blowback of Divorcing After Fifty…

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How to Determine If You Need a Lawyer

A lot of people do not need a lawyer that often. You might also be concerned about the cost of being legally represented. That can make it difficult to determine if you actually need a lawyers help for your situation. When you’ve never previously worked alongside a lawyer, there are a lot of types of…

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Get Legal Help with Marriage

Getting legal help with marriage can be stressful. Legal issues associated with marriage can range from comprehending requirements for getting married in your state to safeguarding the financial and/or property rights of new married couples. Should you need information on acquiring a marriage license, or would like to devise a prenup, a number of legal…

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Things to Consider When Choosing a Guardian

Guardianships and conservatorships are put in place for those that require representatives to manage their personal affairs. People that are debilitated or otherwise disabled, and as a result cannot make important decisions in relation to their care, financials, and other aspects of their life, might come under the care of a guardian legally. This relationship…

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Marriage Tips and FAQ

When choosing to get married, there are thousands of questions and not just those associated to the ceremony itself. Whereas the correct flower arrangements are vital, prior to you getting married you are also going to want to learn more concerning what affect the legal status of marriage is going to have on you and…

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Post-Marriage Actions to Take

The wedding is done, and it went flawlessly. You can finally breathe. No more making plans, trying on dresses and tuxes, filling papers out, appointments to schedule – in other words, no more red tape. Now you can finally relax and begin your new life as a married person. Well, more or less. Following you…

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Are You Ready for Marriage?

In spite misconceptions of love conquers all or happily ever after, challenges in the marital relationship may come up within a short time following the wedding. The success or collapse of a marriage can depend on how well the couple deals with matters such as chores, leisure time, family of origin, sexuality, spirituality, in-laws, expectations,…

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