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If you have a child on the autism spectrum, you may feel like your son or daughter is alone. This is not the case, of course, as more than 2% of American adults have some level of autism. While some with autism spectrum disorder can work, others may struggle to find...
The parenting plan can quickly become a cumbersome document filled with contingencies and strategies to reduce friction and conflict. When negotiating parenting time and other complex divorce matters, a couple will often focus on the large issues while overlooking...
Blended families are becoming more and more common nowadays. Whenever two people who had been married previously get married, they create a whole new family. In addition to acclimating your children to their new living situation, there are a few important estate...
A will is the foundation of your estate plan. This document outlines how you want to divide your assets when you die, but many people do not have this basic estate planning document. According to Forbes, more than half of Americans over the age of 55 have not made a...
Distributing your personal possessions to your children is a challenging part of settling an estate, even more so than sharing your money assets. You have to think about who will get items such as your furniture, dishes, jewelry, artwork, pictures, silverware or...