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Planning your estate can help you determine what steps to take to achieve your aspirations for the future. With a carefully coordinated plan in place, you can provide surviving family members with everything they need to successfully and efficiently close your estate...
Certain life events warrant taking a second look at your Utah estate plan, and splitting up from your spouse is one such instance. While you may feel more concerned with getting your emotions under control than you are completing estate planning paperwork, there are...
When looking into co-parenting options, it is important to keep a realistic idea of what is or is not possible with your unique family dynamic. What works for one family may not suit yours, and it may take some trial and error - or at least critical thinking - to...
If you share custody of your kids with your ex-spouse, you need a plan for shuffling the young ones in your family between two households. These custody transfers can be a source of contention, especially if you and your ex-spouse are not on particularly good terms....
While you may already know whom you want to choose as your agent on your power of attorney, you may not know which legal abilities to grant the person. What powers should your agent have? American Bar Association explains how agents implement estate plans. Ensure your...