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Beware of the quick estate plan:  why you shouldn't just leave everything to beneficiaries

Beware of the quick estate plan: why you shouldn't just leave everything to beneficiaries

A common way to avoid the time commitment in estate planning is to leave everything to direct beneficiaries or make someone a co-owner of all of your assets. This article looks at just one scenario where this will not work.

Glover v. Junior decision and what it means for parents

Glover v. Junior decision and what it means for parents

The Pennsylvania family law world has been buzzing with the news of the decision in Glover v. Junior. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the Superior Court's determination that it is possible to establish parentage through showing intent to conceive and raise a child together.

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Part II: Who needs a prenup and why? Those who already have children.

Part II:  Who needs a prenup and why?  Those who already have children.

Blended families are more common than ever. It's extremely common that one person entering a marriage has children from a prior relationship. Although a wedding with children from a prior relationship is an exciting time, many parents have a lot of anxiety around how a future divorce would impact

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Part I: Who needs a prenup and why? People in second marriages

Part I:  Who needs a prenup and why?  People in second marriages

Although prenuptial agreements can benefit many kinds of couples, they offer specific protections for people in specific situations. One such situation is those who are preparing to enter a second marriage. Whether you were the higher-earning or lower-earning spouse during your prior marriage, a pre

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