A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding contract that clarifies certain matters in the event of a divorce. In fact, prenups are often a critical planning tool for soon-to-be spouses to start a marriage off on the right foot. For these reasons, a growing number of...
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3 ways to help your child adjust to living in two homes
Adjusting to life during and after a divorce challenges the whole family. Your children especially might first find it difficult living in two separate homes. Incorporating a few key changes into your life can help your children adjust to this new living arrangement....
How to avoid conflict and stress in child custody disputes
Divorcing parents often worry their children will feel responsible for what happened, and custody disputes can add to this worry. When children are at the center of a custody conflict, they may feel as though they are at fault for what is happening. Working to resolve...
4 Steps to take when preparing for your divorce
It is not easy to get a divorce. Not only will you have to wade through the emotions, but you will also have to deal with the paperwork and plan your future. However, knowing how to prepare for your divorce can make it seem more manageable. Here are some steps to take...
3 questions to consider when appointing fiduciaries
A fiduciary is a person who holds a trusting legal or ethical relationship with another person or group. The fiduciary will act on behalf of the person who appointed them, therefore they should act in an extremely loyal manner to the person to whom they owe a...
5 reasons you should have an estate plan
As a retiree living in South Florida, the last thing you probably want to think about is making estate plan preparations. While it may seem uncomfortable at first, coming up with a plan is important. Proper estate planning can give you the peace of mind you need to...
How to ask your partner for a postnuptial agreement
It is difficult to mention the subject of a postnuptial agreement without causing your spouse to worry about divorce. After all, a postnup serves to protect specified rights and assets from standard proceedings in the event of a marital split. Unlike a prenuptial...
Why parents should have a will
You may think that wills are only for the elderly. But every family should have a will in place, especially families with children. A will can protect your children, your assets and your extended family should the unthinkable happen and you die. The gift you give your...
What duties will your personal representative fill?
An estate plan is a large, complex thing that takes many years to create and maintain. A personal representative will typically handle nearly all matters tied to it after your death. Thus, it is crucial for this person to have what it takes to manage the estate and...
Types of alimony in Florida divorces
It is not uncommon for one spouse to earn less income than another. When this is the case for a divorcing couple, the courts sometimes award alimony payments to the spouse with a lower-income level. There are several types of alimony in Florida. Permanent alimony The...