Although you might not have thought about the similarities between owning a business and being married, many of the same considerations apply to both. External demands, interpersonal struggles and uncontrollable
Planning your estate to discourage family disputes
Planning your estate plenty of time in advance from when you will need it enables you to take your time making confident decisions about your future. Without the pressure of
How can I preserve my retirement plans during a divorce?
Despite carefully saving throughout the years, you worry that your later in life divorce may wreak havoc on your financial plans for retirement. If you have been a stay at
How do you handle estate planning while in your 20s?
You recently graduated from college and landed your first job in your chosen industry. As someone in your 20s, surely you are too young to start estate planning, right? U.S.
How can you divide the family home?
Decisions about the family home can be among the most difficult decisions to make during a divorce. For some, keeping the house is important, while for others, they prefer a
Essential documents in estate planning
You know that you need an estate plan, but if you are like many people, you may be putting off creating it. Or perhaps you created one years ago and
What is a simple will?
For many people, the idea of sitting down and going through the estate planning process is very daunting. Particularly if the person in question is on the younger side or
Confounding factors that can override a will
When making a will in Tennessee, many people mistakenly distribute assets in invalid ways. While wills are a popular tool for estate planning that gives decedents the ability to determine
Money matters leading up to and during a divorce
Spouses who believe their marriage may be headed toward a divorce may feel concerned about how a separation or divorce may impact them financially. This concern may be felt by
Debunking myths about prenuptial agreements
When some people think of prenuptial agreements, they automatically associate them with old stereotypes: an unromantic, selfish gesture that means the relationships lacks trust. Prenups have been through the cultural