Recent Blog Posts
A Mediator that Litigates is Key to Mediating Estate and Trust Disputes
Attorneys practicing in the area of estates and trusts, whether planning or litigating, understand that estate and trust disputes present their own special challenges that are unique to this area of practice. More often than not, long held resentments and other family issues complicate a dispute that might appear on the surface to be… Read More »
Springing Into Spring Break: Top Three Spring Break Tips For Co-Parents
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Attorney Spotlight: Attorney Benjamin Older
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Keeping the Holidays Happy: How to Navigate the Holidays as a Divorced Family
The holidays are a special time of year for families and young children – so how do you keep the magic of the holiday season after divorce? The key is good co-parenting. Effective co-parenting will ensure that the divorce has minimal impact on your children, especially during the holidays. There are three steps to… Read More »
Happy Holidays from Michael Lundy, Founding Partner
As this year comes to an end, I write to express my sincere gratitude to you. If you are receiving this email, you may be a friend, a colleague, a client, or someone that referred a client to the firm. You may fit into more than one or even all of these categories. Whatever… Read More »
Do I Need A Prenup?
A prenuptial agreement is an agreement executed by two people who intend to marry, which sets forth the rights and obligations of the parties in the event of divorce, and, to a lesser extent, death. The provisions of a prenuptial agreement generally fall into two categories: (1) provisions setting forth rights and obligations that… Read More »
David Fall’s article on “Get A Trust And You Can Tell Creditors To Go Away.”
A trust is still one of the most popular estate planning documents due in large part to its versatility and asset protection characteristics. The creator of a trust (usually referred to as the “settlor” or “grantor”) can create a trust during his or her lifetime or create a trust through his or her will…. Read More »
