Estate Planning · April 01, 2024

Navigating the end of a relationship, whether through breakup, divorce, or death, is a reality we often shy away from. Yet, it's essential to plan for these eventualities to protect ourselves, our partners, and our assets. The intersection of love and law is complex, involving critical areas such as property ownership, healthcare decisions, guardianship for children, and business interests. Without proper planning, you risk leaving your loved ones vulnerable to legal and financial difficulties.

Estate Planning · January 24, 2020

Whether you’re in the midst of a divorce, have been divorced for years, or are married with a prenup, it’s critical that you meet with your Personal Family Lawyer® and qualified tax advisor to discuss how this provision of the TCJA stands to affect you. Depending on your situation, you may modify your existing legal agreements to bring them into better alignment with the new rules or, establish a planning tool that could offset or lessen the new law’s impact on your tax obligations. 

Estate Planning · September 21, 2018

Co-parenting is not easy, especially if things didn’t end well between you and your co-parent. Although you may not want to work with them, it can be the best thing you do for your children. Having your children witness the arguments and the bad relationship between their parents can hurt them long-term. We understand it can be hard to co-parent, so we have here some steps to help guide you through the process.

Estate Planning · September 14, 2018

Co-parenting is not easy, especially if things didn’t end well between you and your co-parent. Although you may not want to work with them, it can be the best thing you do for your children. Having your children witness the arguments and the bad relationship between their parents can hurt them long-term. We understand it can be hard to co-parent, so we have here some steps to help guide you through the process.