Emotional Health Inside Collaborative Divorce
You’re definitely going to experience myriad emotions when you divorce, but there’s no rule saying those emotions have to be overwhelmingly negative.
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What to Consider When Naming Guardians
Naming guardians for your children is an important part of the estate-planning process. Here are some of the things you should consider when naming guardians.
What Do You Need to Begin Estate Planning?
No matter your circumstances, it’s always a good time to start your estate planning, but there are certain times that it seems to come more to the forefront.
Splitting Assets Inside Collaborative Divorce
Splitting assets during divorce is challenging. The collaborative divorce process makes it easier. Working with Ogborne Law, we can help you through it.
How to Avoid Drama in Estate Planning
Avoid estate planning drama in your family with some careful preparation. We have some tips you can use to keep your family together after you pass.
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.
Communication Inside Collaborative Divorce
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.
Mediation Inside Collaborative Divorce
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.
When to Start Your Estate Planning
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.
Why Estate Planning Matters
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.
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