Establishing paternity is key to determining a child’s biological father, but the process is far from simple. It depends on the circumstances surrounding the child’s birth and the parents’ relationship. Understanding how paternity works is crucial to upholding rights...
When it comes to asset division, you and your spouse need to remain open and honest about all of your assets. However, some individuals may attempt to hide their assets to avoid sharing them in the split. Hidden assets take many forms, including undeclared bank...
An ideal workplace should make you feel comfortable and welcoming. When you find that place, you should not suddenly feel as though your employer is trying to push you away. If your employer is making your workplace toxic, unsustainable and unmanageable, then they may...
Estate planning is a thoughtful process which helps to ensure that your wishes are carried out after you're gone. A crucial part of any plan is selecting someone to manage the estate at issue and ultimately fulfill those final wishes. Choosing the right person...
As children grow, their needs and expenses change significantly. These changes often necessitate modifications to child support arrangements to better meet the evolving needs of the child. Understanding when and how to adjust child support is important for both...
Generally speaking, your estate plan is designed to help you pass your assets on to the next generation. You are no longer going to have control over these tangible items or financial assets. They’re being put into someone else’s name, and that person can use them as...
Parallel parenting is something you might need to do after divorcing someone you share a child with. It’s something you might need to opt for if you feel that co-parenting will not work. To co-parent, you need to be in fairly frequent contact with each other. And you...
As an employee, the law allows you to participate in protected activities like reporting a violation of the law, protesting against discriminatory behaviors or whistleblowing. If your employer picks on you following your participation in any of these activities, you...
Did you know that only 34% of the U.S. population – when looking at adults – has written in an estate plan yet? It’s true. Only about a third of Americans have a plan in place that their family can use when they pass away. One of the top reasons for this issue is just...
Estate planning helps singles ensure their assets end up where they want and their wishes come to fruition in the event of incapacity or death. Despite not having spouses, singles still need to take proactive steps to plan for the future and safeguard their financial...
