Why Estate Planning Is Especially Important For Nontraditional Families
I was reading an article in The Atlantic the other day, and it got me thinking about estate planning and why it’s so important – especially for non-traditional families.
Hiding Assets In Cryptocurrency
When going through a divorce, identifying and locating your spouse’s assets can often be a complicated and challenging endeavor. With the rise in the popularity of cryptocurrency in recent years, this task has become even more complex. Cryptocurrency is a currency that is maintained digitally and without reliance on banks or other central authorities. The most well-known example of cryptocurrency is Bitcoin, however, a wide array of cryptocurrencies is currently in circulation.
Ongoing Changes During The Covid-19 Crisis
From day to day, hour to hour, as our government responds to the COVID-19 pandemic, our laws change. Some are relaxed, others are altered, and new ones are added.
What’s In and Out: How the New Tax Law May affect Family Law
The recently passed federal tax legislation raised questions and concerns for many people. The final word is still out on the implications, but here are a few observations about how the changes might come into play in the kind of family law issues that I help my clients navigate on a daily basis.*