Everything you need to know about a power of attorney
A power of attorney (POA) can help you prepare for the unexpected. Learn more about the types of POAs, who they help, and what to consider before signing.
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What is a power of attorney for health care
A power of attorney for health care allows someone to uphold your desires and make decisions in unforeseen circumstances for your care.
What you need to know about a living will
A living will protects you and your family by letting you make the end of life decisions now. It gives voice to your wishes in case you cannot do so later.
Do you need a guardian for your children?
Prepare for the unthinkable by choosing a guardian for your children. Avoiding the tough conversation leaves them unprotected, which is why it’s crucial to start thinking about the decision today.
3 Questions Regarding Divorce for a Family Law Attorney
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.
What is a Cohabitation Agreement and Do I Need One?
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.
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.
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.