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The adversarial nature of the Family Court process can cause spouses to become entrenched in their respective positions, creating lasting conflict. This can prevent parties, and their children, from moving on in a healthy manner. New Hampshire now offers an alternative approach under the Collaborative Law Act that takes the […]
We previously wrote about misconceptions in establishing an Estate Plan, but what if you want to change your Will after you sign? If you get the urge to change the terms yourself, fight it; those notes in the margins and ‘fill in the blank’ forms may not have the impact […]
Failing to have an estate plan can burden loved ones at a time when they are already overwhelmed. Here are some common estate planning mistakes and misconceptions. 1. “I don’t need a Will.” Regardless of your finances or age, it is best to have a Will. It allows you to […]