When your company has an employee going through a divorce, it can impact not only your employee’s work but co-workers’ as well. We gathered some of the signs that indicate you may have an employee going through a divorce and share some ways to support them in this difficult situation.
Conversations while discussing a prenup can help set proper expectations for your relationship. Learn what can and cannot be included in this document that will help you set expectations in marriage.
Partner disagreement is common in the business world. Here’s how to know when one might be on the way.
Estate planning decisions are simply tough, emotional, important choices you will make now for peace of mind later.
Communication rules are necessary, especially in the most important place in your life: Your marriage. If your marriage is in trouble, your first task is to identify the problems and then set communication rules with your partner.
It’s important to ask a family law attorney some critical questions before engaging them for a divorce. We explore 3 important questions in this article.
When you need a compassionate Arizona estate planning attorney to help you with emotional decisions, what should you know? Here are 10 tips for finding the right estate planning attorney.
Here at Ogborne Law, we focus on family law, so we have a lot of experience with cohabitation agreement creation. Reach out to us today to schedule a free consultation and discuss your options.
Here at Ogborne Law, we can help protect your Phoenix business in case of a business disagreement. Get in touch with us today to schedule a free consultation with us to discuss your business needs.
Selling a business requires navigating many legal factors as well as creating binding, valid agreements and contracts. You need a firm with experience protecting both your business and your family’s future.
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