- When Clients Avoid Finalizing Their Trusts or “Force” Estate Planning Decisions: Risks
When Trust & Estates Attorneys fail to consider beneficiary dynamics in estate planning, trustors may avoid finalizing their trusts, the trust risks being drained post-mortem by litigation, and the long-term cohesion of beneficiary and family relationships is at risk. What’s missing?
- Do You Know the Serious Risks of Rushing Your Divorce?
Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Using a Consensual Dispute Resolution (CDR) process for your Divorce can save you time and money, while reducing your conflict and distress.
- Effective Co-Parenting: Building Respectful Bridges, Not Adversarial Walls
Learn the costs to kids of co-parenting failures, the basics needed for effective co-parenting, and when clinical divorce -specialists are needed for divorcing or divorced families.
- Is 50/50 Parenting Time Always the Best Choice?
Parenting schedules should be adapted to the needs of each family. There’s no cookie-cutter approach!
- What’s A “QDRO” & When Do I Need It?
“QDRO” stands for “Qualified Domestic Relations Order.” Learn the ins and outs of how a QDRO works, when you may require one and best practices. Avoid being surprised by the QDRO after signing your divorce agreement!
- Why Use A 3-Step Divorce Team Mediation & How Does It Work?
A licensed therapist, financial specialist and attorney – all mediating divorce specialists trained to collaborate – get you a cost-effective divorce that covers all your bases. Learn how!
When Trust & Estates Attorneys fail to consider beneficiary dynamics in estate planning, trustors may avoid finalizing their trusts, the trust risks being drained post-mortem by litigation, and the long-term cohesion of beneficiary and family relationships is at risk. What’s missing?
Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Using a Consensual Dispute Resolution (CDR) process for your Divorce can save you time and money, while reducing your conflict and distress.
Learn the costs to kids of co-parenting failures, the basics needed for effective co-parenting, and when clinical divorce -specialists are needed for divorcing or divorced families.
Parenting schedules should be adapted to the needs of each family. There’s no cookie-cutter approach!
“QDRO” stands for “Qualified Domestic Relations Order.” Learn the ins and outs of how a QDRO works, when you may require one and best practices. Avoid being surprised by the QDRO after signing your divorce agreement!
A licensed therapist, financial specialist and attorney – all mediating divorce specialists trained to collaborate – get you a cost-effective divorce that covers all your bases. Learn how!
