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Mar 02, 2026
Can I Appeal My Custody Decision?
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Last Modified on Mar 02, 2026

The decision in a family court case can be very emotional, especially when it doesn’t go the way you’d hope. While a family court decision can be appealed, it’s a very difficult process with hard deadlines and hurdles to overcome. It’s strongly advised that parents…

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Sep 26, 2023
Can I Still Have a Baby Via Surrogacy During the Pandemic?
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Last Modified on Sep 26, 2023

The surrogacy process has changed to adjust to these changing times during a pandemic. Many of these changes have been difficult for new families and surrogates, but the importance of the process and the creation of new life make the challenges worth it. Advances in…

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Sep 26, 2023
A Quick Look at the Most Common Types of Trusts
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Last Modified on Sep 26, 2023

Financial planning is an important reason why many people create an estate plan. There are so many options available for those working to put together the pieces of their estate plan. When you start planning, your attorney may start mentioning the benefits of creating a…

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Aug 08, 2023
5 Mistakes to Avoid When Drafting Your Prenup
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Last Modified on Aug 08, 2023

Prenups are viewed negatively, and for some couples, it can completely derail their engagements and put their forthcoming wedding day in jeopardy. With couples waiting longer to get married, parties are coming into their marriages with more financial interests than previous generations. Many people refrain…

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Aug 25, 2023
Has Covid-19 Changed the Way We View Estate Planning?
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Last Modified on Aug 25, 2023

Despite the strain and stress of social distancing during the pandemic on families across the country, it hasn’t impressed the need for advanced health care directives on the average American. A poll of 2000 adult seniors ages 50 to 80 was conducted after the height…

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Aug 25, 2023
Can I Leave Behind a Handwritten Will?
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Last Modified on Aug 25, 2023

Handwritten wills are not as common as they once were, but they are still executed successfully. We are often alerted to things we knew about but had forgotten via the news and current events. A former Bond Girl, Tanya Roberts, died recently and left her…

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Aug 08, 2023
Government Funded Pandemic Payments, Divorce, & Co-Parenting
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Last Modified on Aug 08, 2023

The pandemic has strained the finances of many families. There have been news stories across the country about domestic disputes being on the rise due to pandemic-related unemployment, quarantine orders, and social distancing requirements. Now, there have been increases in custody issues and domestic violence…

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Aug 08, 2023
What Issues Should I Address in My Surrogacy Agreement?
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Last Modified on Aug 08, 2023

Surrogacy law is changing and advancing as more people embrace the method as a way to expand or start their families. Surrogacy is a wonderful medical procedure that has afforded many people with families who would otherwise not have one. Parents to be can opt…

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Aug 25, 2023
5 Tips To Avoid Bankruptcy During A Pandemic
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Last Modified on Aug 25, 2023

The pandemic was a terrible reminder for many people that they are only one paycheck from ruin. But for many business owner and savers who felt their position was solid going into this unprecedented global health scare, the economy was harmful to them as well.…

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Aug 25, 2023
4 Reasons Why You and Your Loved Ones Should Create Advance Directives
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Last Modified on Aug 25, 2023

The past 16 months have made us all a little bit more sensitive to issue of health and mortality. Advance care planning has always been important, but the peace of mind that these legal instruments have provided during our pandemic is a testimony to why…

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