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Co-parenting with an ex-spouse is rarely easy. Even if you are in agreement about major issues, disagreements can still arise over time. This establishes the importance of developing a reliable plan to raise your child in a loving, caring manner. While it is hard to...
Your estate plan can provide your surviving family members with support after your death. However, a vague description of your final wishes, as well as forgetting to update your plan could cause confusion and tension. Your desire to prevent familial discord after your...
If you feel your boss or supervisor mistreats you due to your pregnancy, he or she may be guilty of discrimination. According to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, pregnancy discrimination includes any unfavorable treatment to a person because of...
After creating your estate plan, you will still have many more steps to take in the overall maintenance and upkeep of your estate. After all, you need to ensure that your estate itself reflects every change in your life. Consistent reviewing can sometimes grow tedious...
If your employer took negative actions against you in response to a workplace discrimination complaint or other protected activity, you might have grounds for a retaliation case. To prove retaliation occurred, you need sufficient facts to support your claim. Examples...
Spouses may hide assets for many reasons, and while some are more sympathetic than others, they all result in the same thing: an illegal move that makes life harder for you. Fortunately, because it is illegal, you can take steps to defend your rightful share. But...
If you and your ex-spouse have children together, it is common to be dealing with a joint custody situation after divorce. While this arrangement is common, it does not mean that it is easy. Particularly if you and your ex-spouse have a highly acrimonious relationship...
Dealing with the aftermath of a divorce can be more challenging than working through the divorce itself. In the event that you have children, it is likely the courts will mandate a joint custody situation. In this instance, the most common recourse is for the parents...
If you have a loved one with special needs, you could worry about their future. For example, you might have concerns about their financial well-being down the road, especially if you are currently supporting them and you worry about their future. Fortunately, special...
As you age, it is important you think about filling out a healthcare directive. Having one is also beneficial if you have a terminal illness, have chronic health conditions or have an upcoming surgery. A healthcare directive outlines your wishes for medical care in...
