Parenting plans are hard to make for any parents. In the wake of a divorce, putting together a plan can be very difficult. It can be especially uncomfortable if you and your spouse have a lot of conflicts and are really struggling to make even basic communication work. In these cases, many people turn to parallel parenting.
Are you ready to make a parenting plan that emphasizes parallel parenting? This is what you need to know about making your plan with the help of divorce mediation.
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You may have never thought a divorce could happen, but things can change drastically in a short period of time. If you're facing the unthinkable in a divorce, taking this legal advice recommended by divorce attorneys can help you sort through this process correctly.
Avoid Social Media
Sometimes going on social media is a great way to vent about what you're dealing with and also lets you connect with others experiencing the same thing.
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If you have been involved in an accident, the expenses you face can be enough to put you in serious financial straits. In some cases, you may even consider filing for bankruptcy in response to the financial strain you are facing. However, if you are likely to receive a settlement as a result of your accident, your bankruptcy might impact your personal injury case.
1. Bankruptcy and Your Assets
When filing for bankruptcy, you are required to disclose any assets that you own.
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When you have to place your elderly loved one in a nursing home because you are unable to take care of them, you hope, pray, and trust that they well be properly taken care of. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Even if the signs are there, it can be difficult to accept that your loved one is not being treated right. Be aware of the warning signs of nursing home neglect and abuse so that you can take the proper steps to get justice.
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While nobody wants to write their own will, doing so will help you have control over what happens to your assets and you can make life much more difficult for your family. You could write your will entirely on your own without the help of a probate lawyer, but there are several reasons why this can backfire.
What If You Don't Write a Will?
If you fail to write a will, your property will go through a probate process know as intestate succession.
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