Why estate planning is important
Estate planning is important for people of all ages. An estate plan ensures that the proper wishes are carried out when the unthinkable happens.
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Finding A Divorce Attorney For Men
A divorce attorney for men should focus on the kids and the couple. Collaborative divorce can help.
Selecting the right Scottsdale family trust lawyer
Are your family and business legally protected? Find out why you may need a Scottsdale family trust lawyer.
Getting to Know Michelle Ogborne: Estate Planning Attorney
If you have loved ones that are dependent on you, an estate plan protects them when you can’t. Michelle Ogborne reveals how.
When ‘I Do’ Becomes ‘I Don’t’: 3 Resources For Arizona No-Fault Divorce
When ‘I do’ becomes “I don’t,” the Arizona collaborative process takes no-fault divorce to a better place.
How to define prenup
Wondering how to define prenup agreements? Read what a prenup is and how it protects both spouses.
Navigating a Dissolution of Marriage
In some U.S. states (like Ohio), there’s a difference between a “divorce” and a “dissolution of marriage.” In Arizona, a dissolution of marriage is the same thing as a divorce. It is the legal ending of marriage decreed by a court. It’s the formal and legal ending to your relationship as marriage partners. Divorce Can…
5 Conversations to Have with Your Spouse Before Naming Guardians in Your Will
Your children are your most priceless assets! Here are 5 conversations you and your spouse must have before naming guardians.
The right way to bring up a prenup
How you bring up a prenup helps establish trust. Work with your partner to ensure the discussion goes smoothly.
4 Ways to Have an Easier Divorce With Kids
Learn about 4 ways an Arizona collaborative divorce with kids is better for you and your family.
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