Many people don't think of a life insurance policy as part of an estate plan, but it is. Even if you are leaving considerable assets to your family and other loved ones, many of those assets won't be available immediately after you die.
Why you need an estate plan whether you realize it or not
Maintaining and reconfiguring your support system in divorce
Don't forget your estate plan as you divorce
How co-parents can minimize holiday stress for children
The challenges and benefits of stepparent adoption
When you married someone who already had a child, you understood the great responsibility you were accepting. Stepparenting can be challenging and rewarding, and it takes a special person to embrace a child who is not his or hers biologically.
Helping your kids stay connected to your co-parent on vacation
How to divorce-proof assets you leave to your children
Estate planning concerns for new parents
As a new parent, you probably do everything you can to protect your child. You may research the healthiest formulas and foods and avoid anything that could cause harm. When it comes to childcare, you are weighing your options carefully and thoroughly. Leaving nothing to chance, you may already have a savings account started for your baby's college tuition.
Rebuilding your relationship with your kids in recovery
What should you look for in a family law attorney?
One of the first and most important decisions you'll make in your divorce is your choice of a family law attorney. As you talk to attorneys you're considering retaining, you'll be looking for someone who understands your priorities, such as keeping a fair share of the marital assets, getting the child custody rights you're seeking and/or obtaining the support agreement you need.
