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Divorcing a narcissistic partner can be a challenging and emotionally draining experience. Narcissistic individuals may have a sense of entitlement and a lack of empathy, making negotiations difficult and leading to potentially contentious legal battles. In this...
Probate is essentially the settlement process of an estate during which the courts determine what to do with its assets. If you recently lost a loved one and anticipate receiving part of his or her estate, you may wonder how long the probate process takes. The...
Going through a divorce can rock your family and change its dynamic in more ways than one. Your children will feel the volatility of these changes and may struggle to adapt to shared custody. Responding the right way to their needs during this time can make a...
Filing for a divorce is one of the most challenging life events. Most couples experience a form of grief when a relationship ends and while adapting to your new life may be difficult, it can also benefit you. Before a divorce, most people's relationships turn...
If someone in your family lives with special needs, or if you have a disability and want to understand your estate planning options, it is crucial to look into special needs trusts. These trusts offer a variety of perks, especially when it comes to SSI and Medicaid...
The child custody order you receive as part of your divorce settlement depends on the best interests of your children at the time of the divorce. As time passes, things change and your parenting plan needs to change accordingly. There are a number of reasons to...
Divorce can trigger poverty if you are not careful. At the onset of a split, take a proactive approach to protect your assets and optimize the value of your money. The effort you put into preserving your finances can help you mitigate many of the financial...
Trusts are just one tool you can use when creating your estate plan. They are vehicles to use to transfer assets to heirs. There are two types of trusts, revocable and irrevocable. In general, trusts provide you with some unique benefits over simply leaving all assets...
You probably are preparing to raise your children with your co-parent following your divorce, though your relationship with your ex may be rocky at times. An important key to making parenting time and allocating parental responsibilities work is to understand how to...
As an estate executor for a relative, you probably are not looking forward to probate. The processing of an estate in court can take a while, and you likely wish to get it over with as soon as possible. Fortunately, Colorado law permits a way to simplify the process...