Category: Family Law

The question of whether grandchildren inherit their parent’s portion of an estate if the parent is deceased before the grandparent’s death is a common concern in estate planning and probate…

In the context of family law, the term “irretrievably broken” often serves as a ground for divorce, indicating that a marriage has suffered irreparable damage and cannot be saved through…

All too often, a person dies without a will. Let’s face it, it’s not fun to think about dying. No matter what your age, it’s easy to put off formal…

“I just want my will to be simple. Lawyers make things too complicated, use language I don’t understand, and charge too much.” I’ve heard sentiments like these all too often…

Estate planning is something that most people avoid at all costs. In the back of our minds, we know that we’ll perish one day, but no one wants to talk…

You know, it’s one of those questions that doesn’t come up in everyday conversation, but when it does, you’re kinda left scratching your head, wondering, “Well, can you?” The idea…

In recent years, the family court system has shown a growing preference for shared custody arrangements, recognizing the importance of both parents playing active roles in their children’s lives. This…

Navigating the complex journey of regaining custody of a child from grandparents is an emotionally charged and legally intricate process. Many parents find themselves in this difficult position due to…

Inheritance planning is a critical aspect of financial and estate management, yet it remains a daunting task for many. With the right strategies and insights, however, mastering the intricacies of…

Legal separation is a significant step for couples considering a pause or end to their marriage without the finality of divorce. It’s a legal process that allows married couples to…