Michelle N. Ogborne, Author at Ogborne Law, PLC

About Michelle N. Ogborne

Engaging with an attorney to protect your family is never an easy step. Whether you need to protect your family from the unthinkable or restructure your family through collaborative divorce, we're here to help. When you're ready to schedule a consultation with Michelle Ogborne, please visit the scheduling page to get started. View all posts by Michelle N. Ogborne →

Estate Planning Tips When Moving Out Of State

7 May 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

If you are considering moving to a different state, it's crucial to remember that relocation may bring some unexpected changes to your estate plan. From updating your will to reviewing your power of attorney, it'...

Estate Planning After Divorce

7 May 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

If you have recently gone through a divorce, it is very important to update your estate plan. Failing to revise your plan could result in unintended beneficiaries inheriting valued property or money from you. Mos...

What is the Time Limit for an Annulment?

How Long Do You Have For An Annulment?

9 Apr 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

An annulment is a process that terminates a marriage. When a court awards a petition for an annulment, the court is in effect declaring the marriage nullified. Annulments can be distinctive from divorces. When a...

3 Essential Estate Planning Documents for Your College Student

3 Essential Estate Planning Documents for College Students

7 Mar 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

You might not feel like your child is an adult when he or she takes off for college, but when they reach age eighteen, your student is deemed a legal adult. Meaning, unless you finish some estate planning steps,...

How To Choose A Guardian For Your Child

7 Mar 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

No parent wants to think about what will happen to their child in the event of the untimely death of one or both spouses. Unfortunately, unexpected events can happen, and they need to be planned for. Every parent...

How Much Does Estate Planning Cost?

4 Mar 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

The costs of estate planning will undoubtedly vary based on several factors. On average, a basic will written can cost between $100 to $250. A more complex plan, however, can cost upwards of $300 per hour for an...

What To Wear To Divorce Mediation

4 Mar 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

Only three individuals will be present during divorce mediation: You, your soon-to-be-ex spouse, and the mediating attorney. These meetings will call for a more informal dress style as they are created to encoura...

Why Is It So Important to Have a Medical Power Of Attorney?

1 Feb 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

When you are in good health and busy, it’s easily put off thinking about what would happen should you come down with an ailment or get injured in the future. Whether or not you have any present health concerns, i...

Estate Planning Vs Will

29 Jan 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

An estate plan is a broad plan of action for an individual's assets that may apply both during your life and upon death. A will, meanwhile, dictates where the assets will go after death. Let's take an in-depth lo...

Mediation Divorce Tips

29 Jan 2024

Michelle N. Ogborne

Get prepared for divorce mediation. We put together a list of divorce mediation tips to help you get prepared. Download a Divorce Mediation Checklist Find a Good Mediator Speak with Your Lawyer First...

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