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 →

What you need to know about a prenuptial agreement

25 Jun 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

Prenuptial agreements have gotten a bad reputation in the past. They were often used by the wealthy to protect their assets from those who entered a marriage with them. While some people may still use a prenuptia...

Do you really need life insurance?

8 Jun 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

Life insurance is an emotional part of estate planning we might rather ignore. Many people feel the word “estate” is too large to encompass their assets. However, estate planning is a valuable process at any age...

How to decide if term insurance is right for you

Is term insurance right for your business?

8 Jun 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

Death is inevitable. Though no one likes to think about their own demise. Consider what would happen if one of your business partners were to pass away. Would you have the cash to buy out their share of the busin...

What is a power of attorney for health care

7 May 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

It’s hard to think about situations that can affect your family legally, but it is essential to put safeguards in place. One important area to consider is health care. People needing care can't always convey what...

What you need to know about a living will

7 May 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

Most people don't want to think about the end of their lives. Imagine someone you love is unconscious, with no hope to recover. That person is unable to make decisions. They can't tell you what it feels like, and...

How to choose a guardian

30 Apr 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

When you choose a guardian, you select someone to care for a person or persons who are your responsibility. In a legal document, the person or child for whom you will choose a guardian is called a “ward.” If some...

Considerations for your last will and testament in Arizona

27 Apr 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

Every state has laws that govern what happens to your property when you die. But if you want to decide what happens, you need a last will and testament. This document lays out your choices for your property, your...

Do you need a guardian for your children?

27 Apr 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

One of the toughest conversations parents have is deciding who will take their children if something happens to them. In some cases, it’s a conversation that fails to happen because of the emotion and fear involv...

Happy Young Attractive Family with Newborn Baby

Estate Planning Basics – Where to Start

4 Apr 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

Property ownership, relationships, and lifestyle changes are what life’s all about. When compared with the Kardashians, you may not feel your modest assets deserve mention in a will or a trust fund for the kids....

How to Support An Employee Going Through a Divorce

4 Apr 2018

Michelle N. Ogborne

When your organization has an employee going through a divorce, it can impact not only your employee’s work but also co-workers’. You may not know for sure but suspect your employee is suffering marital problems...

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