Medical Directives for College-Age Kids 
In most states, once you turn 18, health care professionals are unable to share medical information with anyone else—even parents.…
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Estate Planning Following a Divorce
For many people, the main goal of estate planning is to establish someone else who can manage their health needs…
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How Estate Planning helps Grandparents Provide for their Grandchildren
Grandparents have a special relationship with their grandchildren. Whether this viewpoint stems from a difference in age or already raising…
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Benefits of Having an Estate Plan for New Moms
With the busyness of life that a new child brings, it is easy for young families to put off estate…
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The Responsible Father… Estate Planning After the Birth of a New Child
Having a new baby and becoming a father is one of the most wonderful and exciting times in a person’s…
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Selecting a Guardian for Your Minor Children
Parents often focus on the values, morals, and judgments of someone when evaluating whether they should select them as a…
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Ten Factors that can Delay a Real Estate Closing
The real estate closing is the last step you must take to officially become a homeowner. In most cases, the…
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What to do When a Tenant Won’t Pay Rent
Whether you are dealing with a tenant who missed a payment for the first time or a renter who constantly…
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What Kinds of Injuries does Personal Injury Law Cover
Personal injury law applies to any injury that one person or business causes another individual. However, the injury must have…
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What is a Digital Asset Protection Trust
A digital asset protection trust is a type of trust that allows the trust creator to protect their existing digital…
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