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Who is the Custodial Parent in a 50/50 Custody Agreement?

2 Apr 2025

In 50/50 custody agreements, both parents are regarded as custodial parents. Meaning that neither parent possesses primary physical custody of the child. Rather, the child spends equal lengths of time living with...

Reasons Grandparents Can File For Custody Of Grandchild

1 Apr 2025

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What are the many reasons why grandparents may choose to file for custody of their grandchildren? Let's look at the most common reasons why and what rights grandparents have when it comes to the relationship with...

Moving Out Of State With No Custody Agreement In Arizona

1 Apr 2025

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Can a Parent Move out of state without a custody agreement in Arizona? The short answer is no. Courts in Arizona deciding whether a parent can relocate with their child or children have a duty to investigate i...

Child Custody Battles Between Unmarried Parents

1 Apr 2025

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Child custody battles between unmarried parents create many questions. Who has legal custody of a child when the parents are not married? Who has custody of a child if there are no court orders? What rights does...

How Are Survivorship Life Insurance Policies Helpful In Estate Planning?

24 Mar 2025

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Having a detailed plan for the future is crucial, especially when it relates to protecting your assets and valued loved ones. Survivorship life insurance policies can play an important role in estate planning by...

Estate Planning Asset Protection

21 Mar 2025

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Asset protection is a collection of methods and planning strategies used to legally protect individual or business assets from legal judgments, taxes, seizures, lender claims or unwanted beneficiaries like ex-spo...

Are Estate Planning Fees Tax Deductible?

19 Mar 2025

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Prior to 2018, the IRS did allow itemized deductions on eligible estate planning fees until the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) changed that rule. This means that estate planning fees are no longer deductibl...