Blog

Divorces can be very draining and exact its toll on your energy, resources, and time. Indeed, not all marriages are designed to last “until death do us part.”

Perhaps the best way to begin to explain the difference between a will and a trust is to explain what they have in common. Both wills and trusts are vehicles by which an individual hands over their property to their heirs.

It may seem like an oxymoron to discuss the “benefits” of bankruptcy, but the reality is that in some cases, bankruptcy can be the second chance that you or someone needs to get back on their feet financially.

While a Will of 10 words carved into a bumper was deemed valid (really, this happened in Canada), ideally you should use something a little more substantial to distribute your estate upon your death.

For many facing a looming crisis with debts, bankruptcy can represent a lifeboat that can help them stay afloat and have enough time to reorganize or negotiate with creditors.

If you are a single parent thinking about relocating with your child either within Colorado or out of the state entirely, it is very important to know about Colorado’s relocation statute or Move-Away Law.

All too often prenuptial agreements get a bad rap. Many people consider it to be a document whose sole purpose is to prepare a marriage for failure...

There are situations where unexpected financial problems can cause disastrous effects. It can include unexpected medical expenses, a dramatic increase in living expenses, or an unexpected job loss or layoff.

When it comes to estate planning, you have several options for controlling what happens to your assets after you die. One popular tool is a living trust...

Going through a family law or divorce case can be both financially and emotionally taxing, and much more so for any children involved in the legal battle.