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Legal Helpmate 1114 days ago
Do you have friends or relatives that have experienced probate? If you do, their advice more then likely will be, to do anything you can to avoid it. If you are unfamiliar with probate and the problems it can create, find out what you can do to avoid it. Below is an explanation of the basics.
Legal Helpmate 1165 days ago
A recent release of a paper by a Harvard Law School Olin Fellow explains that about 5 percent of married people have such an agreement, although the facts are that more then 50 percent of marriages end up in a divorce. This Harvard Law graduate explains what she has discovered.
Legal Helpmate 1165 days ago
Don’t be insulted, if your future partner insists you sign a prenup, because it will protect you as well. You are anticipating the big day, it’s not about money, it’s about love and out of nowhere, you are asked to sign a prenuptial agreement. You don’t want to make an issue of it; you’re a person of reason and logic, and realize your future mate’s family is putting the squeeze on him. But the very idea of being asked to do this has left you confused and upset.
Legal Helpmate 1166 days ago
Most states do not require a settlor to register a living trust unless a real estate is involved in the trust and you need to transfer a deed of realty to trust.
Legal Helpmate 1180 days ago
It’s a different world in 2005. You can now enter into a contract before you’re married, called a prenuptial agreement. They have been around for thousands of years but probably never so defined, as now. It clearly lays out the economic and personal expectations before the marriage even takes place, leaving no surprises later. If the marriage fails it explains how the assets will be split up.
