Real estate can become a contentious issue in divorce, especially if the home is your family home. You may argue that you want to keep your children in the home, but your spouse might argue that selling your property is more beneficial to everyone involved.
Should your child get a say in custody arrangements?
You and your ex-spouse are happy to listen to what your child has to say, but you want to make sure that the custody arrangements you have in place are what's best for them. By law, you, as parents, have the most control over custody arrangements if you and your ex create a parenting plan and custody schedule together.
First-time estate planning: Here's what you should know
Estate plans are essential for all Americans, whether you have many assets to protect or not. Estate plans contain a number of important pieces of information that your loved ones need as they deal with your estate following your death or during your disability.
Get a good emergency plan in place to protect your child
When you leave your child with a third party instead of your ex-spouse, you and your ex-spouse need to have plans on how to react if an emergency takes place. There are many times when parents leave their children with day cares or babysitters. Those individuals are usually given information on who to call to pick up the child, but you may not have thought about what to do if you or the other person listed isn't available.
What does AI have to do with burgers and fries?
To say you have never eaten at McDonald’s could be astonishing to some. Like many people, you are probably accustomed to quickly driving through and picking up a variety of familiar, inexpensive food items.
