Why does having an estate plan in place matter? There are many reasons to have one, perhaps best highlighted by what can happen if you don’t have an estate plan in place. If you die without a will, you die...
Buying or selling a home is an exciting time, but it is important to maintain a level of flexibility with your timing. Namely, the closing date in your contract is an estimate and is not set in stone. If your...
When considering instructions for your assets post-mortem, your two most common options will be a last will and testament and a trust. A will comes into effect upon your death, and so will a trust if it exists within your...
Prenuptial Agreements are typically utilized to determine how the parties’ estate will be divided if a marital termination event, such as separation or divorce, occurs. Prenuptial Agreements can serve as a great tool in protecting yourself, your loved ones, and...
Before getting married, you and your fiancé may discuss the need for a Prenuptial Agreement. This can be a great tool for protecting yourselves, your families, and your assets. While you and your partner may easily collaborate on what to...
Affairs are a hot topic in a divorce firm, and we field questions every week on how it can impact your divorce case. An affair can cause a wide range of negative emotions for one or both parties within a...
Establishing a holiday parenting schedule will ensure that both parents can make memories with their children, and that children can have a fun and drama-free holiday. In this vlog, our Associate Attorney, Cassandra Perrino, talks through the options available for...
The holidays are always a special time of the year, but they can also be tough on divorced or separated families. In a divorce or parentage proceeding, it is important to establish both a regular and holiday parenting time schedule....
Divorce matters can take many paths, ranging from completely uncontested to full-blown litigation. If your case is being set for trial, it is because you have been unable to reach a settlement on at least some of the terms of...
When parents are going through a divorce — or when they are not married but share a child and are engaged in a dispute over custody (now known as allocation of parental responsibilities) — the wellbeing and best interests of...