Custodial and non-custodial parenting: who does what?
Collaborative divorce can help couples share custodial and non-custodial parenting duties. Both are critical for serving a child’s best interests.
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How a postnuptial agreement can save your marriage
A postnuptial agreement can help alleviate struggles within a marriage by addressing issues. In some cases, they can even save the marriage from divorce.
Prenuptial agreements for small business owners
Are you wondering what could happen to your business in the event of a divorce? A prenuptial agreement can help protect your business.
Pros and cons of a prenup
You might be wondering if a prenup is right for you. Learn more about the pros and cons of a prenup and discover why they’re becoming more common.
How to ask for a prenup without causing a breakup
Ask for a prenup with care and consideration to avoid a breakup. Share your reasons, listen, and enlist help from a professional.
Why a prenup may be an entrepreneur’s new best friend
A prenup can be an engaged entrepreneur’s best friend. It is an indicator that you share up-front, honest communication. Learn why you may need one.
Why it’s important to have an estate plan
Estate planning is an important part of your life plan. Learn about the reasons to create these documents and what to include.
Estate planning mistakes and how to avoid them
If you have kids, you need estate planning. Learn about common estate planning mistakes and how can you avoid them.
What are the qualifications for a prenup in Arizona?
There are very few qualifications for a prenup in Arizona. A prenup is more about faith in each other than distrust. Learn more.
Do you need a medical power of attorney?
A medical power of attorney lets people plan for the hard end of life choices.
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