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How to Get Full Custody of a Child without Going to Court

30 Dec 2020

The terminology child custody relates to the legal guardianship rights granted to a child’s parent. It’s used to detail the legal and decision-making relations among the custodial parent and the child. When estab...

Why Use a Trust for Estate Planning

21 Dec 2020

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A trust is conventionally used for decreasing estate taxes and can provide other benefits as part of a well-devised estate plan. Trusts are administrative arrangements that enables a 3rd party, or trustee, to...

Guardianship Issues After Divorce

21 Dec 2020

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Divorce and child custody are extremely stressful and complex matters. The possible legal matters become even more complicated when you are the legal guardian of the children that are involved. A lot of people ar...

Child Custody After Divorce

16 Dec 2020

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Whereas child custody is involved, it is usually presumed that the judgment is never definite. The reasoning is the needs and best interests of the child(ren) involved will typically change as time goes on, and a...

How to Get Temporary Guardianship

16 Dec 2020

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Temporary guardianship is in reference to formally handing over the care of your child(ren) to another adult for a specified amount of time. For instance, temporary guardianship is wise to establish if you are pl...

How to Change Guardianship

10 Dec 2020

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For those interested in learning how to gain guardianship of a child or children, there are a number of concerns that entail in such an important procedure. Primarily, you'll want to get a comprehending of the le...

How To Get Through Divorce

10 Dec 2020

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Experiencing a separation or a divorce can be very challenging, no matter the reasoning for it. It can flip your world inside out and make it difficult to get through your workday and stay useful. However, there...

Why & How to Create a Power of Attorney for your High School Graduate

4 Dec 2020

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In short, when reaching eighteen years of age, every young adult needs to carry out an Advanced Medical Directive and a Durable Power of Attorney. These documents enable the teen to name their parents or another...

Why First-Time Parents Need A Will To Name New Guardians

4 Dec 2020

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No one is a fan of estate planning. However, it can be the difference between consistency and total chaos for grief-stricken children id something unexpected happens. If you’re a parent and don't have a will...

Things To Think About When Naming Your Children’s Guardians

3 Dec 2020

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Having children adds a new and exceedingly important aspect to estate planning. If all of a child's legal parents have passed away or are incapacitated, and not ever made arrangements for such emergencies, the ch...

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