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As a new parent, there is a lot you have to do to take care of your child's needs right now. Nevertheless, you still have a responsibility to make plans for his or her future. As unpleasant as it may be to think about, part of that responsibility is planning for a...
Divorces form the root of a hugely stressful period in your life, even if the divorce you go through is amicable on the surface. Even without having to worry about a particularly rocky split, you still have financial concerns, and your mental and physical health can...
Divorce is difficult enough, even between the most amicable of individuals. The idea of bringing your personal business before a judge and jury, on top of everything else, can be overwhelming. The good news is that a reasonable amount of cooperation between you and...
You know that a divorce will entail separating your finances from your spouse’s. This is unlikely to be a simple or quick process, so you may want to get a head start on things. However, making major changes to your bank accounts, assets and estate plans before your...
Keeping good communication with your co-parent is important to give your child a good life. A co-parenting plan allows you to discuss many issues in advance with your child’s other parent. You may resolve a lot of disputes before they happen. Psychology Today explains...
As you grow older, you may suffer declining health. In time, you might not be able to make decisions regarding your finances or your health care. This is where designating someone to be your power of attorney may make a difference. You could avoid a conservatorship by...
The process of divorce is a difficult one that will put a strain on your mental health and well-being. Unfortunately, it often impacts your child in a similar way, which likely serves as a major concern. You likely wish to understand potential ways to ease this burden...
If you share physical custody of your kids with an ex-spouse, you may have some concerns about transferring custody of the children when your parenting time begins and ends. After all, your marriage came to an end for some very valid reasons. Your custody transfer...
If you do not have dependents and are not in a serious relationship, you may question your need for an estate plan in Utah. While you may not need to do quite as much as someone with a family and a large estate, making some plans can protect you and your future....
Setting up a trust and funding it by transferring your assets and accounts to it protects your wealth and provides for its management to benefit your children when you are gone. You may need to update your trust regularly and when major purchases or life events make...