June 2021 Issue: Estate Planning for Divorced/Separated Couples; When Spouses Disagree About Their Caregiving (Attorney Advertising)

Volume 44 | June 2021

Matrimonial | Trust & Estate | Elder Law

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The Divorce Sherpa Blog

Estate Planning Issues for Separated and Divorcing Couples

Has your matrimonial attorney mentioned making changes to your estate planning? Your new circumstances warrant a review of your estate plan. Here are a few matters to discuss with an estate planning attorney to ensure your wishes are implemented and legally enforceable.

Interesting Reads on Marriage and Family

Divorce Destroys Finances of Americans Over 50, Studies Show

New research is quantifying the emotional and financial damage of gray divorce.

Does a College GPA Matter in the Real World?

Parents are worried about the wrong things.

Elder Law Blog

What to Do When Spouses Disagree About Caregiving

What happens if one spouse needs professional care but doesn’t want it? This can be very difficult for the well spouse. While there are no simple solutions, a few tactics can help the situation.

Interesting Reads on Aging

When a Family Is Fractured

A survey showed that about 25% of the population is living with an active estrangement. What to do?

10 Tips to Prepare for a Great Life After Work

Practical advice from a man who speaks from experience

First Time Parents vs

Second Time Parents

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About Harriette

Our goal is to empower clients. Rather than take charge and set the agenda, we equip you with the tools you need to be an active participant in your matter. Whether you need guidance with estate planning or you are dealing with a family dispute or divorce, our matrimonial and trusts and estates practices can help you find solutions that meet your needs and avoid litigation.

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