A divorce brings not only emotional but also significant financial changes. Especially when real estate, shares, or savings are involved, it’s wise to reassess your estate planning. This involves reorganizing and documenting your assets and wishes to ensure they align with your new circumstances. After all, you want your assets to go to the people…
Drafting a cohabitation agreement is an important step for cohabiting partners to properly arrange their legal and financial matters. It provides clarity and security, protects the rights of both partners, and helps prevent conflicts. Cohabitation itself does not have civil law consequences. Each partner retains their own assets and is not liable for the other’s…
12 Tips for 2024 and Beyond in Estate PlanningEstate planning is becoming increasingly important, especially as regulations and tax laws continue to change. Here are twelve essential tips to help you plan your estate wisely and effectively: 1. Start EarlyBegin planning your estate early. The sooner you start, the more options and flexibility you’ll have….
Estate Planning General Drafting a will can sometimes feel like staring death in the face. It forces you to think about what happens when you’re no longer here—something most of us prefer not to dwell on. You might feel that by doing so, you’re acknowledging the inevitable finality of life, something we all try to push…
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