Establishing an estate plan is a standard right extended to most legal adults. Anyone over the age of 18 can potentially draft a will and other estate planning documents to protect themselves, provide for family members and establish a legacy. Most adults can create...
Year: 2024
3 types of taxes to consider when developing an estate plan
An adult who is establishing an estate plan typically has to identify the assets they need to address. They also need to decide who they want to receive their property after their passing. Often, the focus on resources and beneficiaries can leave people with...
Can a spouse pass off malicious credit card debt in a divorce?
For many people preparing for divorce, protecting themselves financially is a top priority. They naturally worry about how they should split the property they’ve accumulated during the marriage and how the behavior of their spouse might affect their future. In some...
Will I lose my kids in the divorce if I have a mental health challenge?
Parents going through a divorce may wonder if their mental illness can affect the court's decision on child custody, which is a valid concern because the courts ensure the safety of the children during the divorce process. For every 5 adults in the United States, one...