Monthly Archives: June 2009

Top 10 Reasons a Premarital Agreement May be Invalid

FindLaw has a list of 10 reasons which may cause a prenuptial agreement to fail. For more details, check out the original post, but this is a list of those reasons: NO WRITTEN AGREEMENT.  NOT PROPERLY EXECUTED.  YOU WERE PRESSURED.  YOU DIDN'T READ IT. NO TIME FOR CONSIDERATION.  INVALID PROVISIONS.  FALSE INFORMATION.  INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.  NO…

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Providing for Your Pet’s Future Without You

The Humane Society of the United States has an excellent guide to providing for pets in estate plans. A link to their guide is shown below. ================================================================================= Knowing that pets usually have shorter lifespans than humans, you may have planned for your animal friend's passing. But what if you are the one who becomes ill or incapacitated,…

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Telling your kids about your divorce? Avoid these mistakes.

Rosalind Sedacca has some great information I wanted to share withyou as my readers:   Getting psyched up to tell your children about your pending divorce– or separation? Not sure what to say? When to say it? How tosay it? What to expect after the conversation? What to do next?How do deal with your special…

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Money Matters: Don’t avoid estate planning

The following article is written by Elaine B. Morgillo and appears in SeacoastOnline.com Some people think of estate planning as simply drawing up a will or perhaps creating a trust, but there's much more to it than that. An estate plan shouldn't be limited to simply providing for the disposition of your property after your…

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Wall Street Journal says “If you have assets, use a trust”

Thanks to Portland, Oregon, estate planning attorney and fellow Personal Family Lawyer Candice Aiston for the following post which appeared in her Oregon Estate Planning Blog this week: Stacey L. Bradford has put out "The Wall Street Journal Financial Guide for Parents." In it, she talks about how many parents should be setting up trusts. The only thing…

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Six Major Mistakes To Avoid When Choosing An Estate Planning Attorney

Dear Friend,   Forgive me for being a bit blunt in this special report I’ve prepared for you.   Having worked with families for years, I’ve discovered that what you really want is to have a caring professional “shoot straight” with you when it comes to your legal and financial matters.   So, I’m dispensing…

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