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ESTATE PLANNING AND ELDER LAW FOR EVERYONE.
Because it deals with end-of-life and post-life matters, estate planning can be both uncomfortable and easy to put off. In fact, more than half of Americans have not yet created even a basic will. If you have a complex estate, drafting a comprehensive will may only be...
After a divorce, the courts order child custody by assessing the best interests of your children. As a father, you may worry that you will not receive equal time with your children. Many men worry about favored mothers in the court system. However, according to Live...
Although you may be putting off estate planning because you do not want to think of your own death, it needs to happen if you want to take care of your family. Writing a will is one of the first things you should do, as it states how you want to distribute your...
Most people are familiar with what a will and last testament does, even if they do not have one themselves. However, many people have no idea what the will’s cousin document, the living trust, does. Living trusts are a wonderful addition to many comprehensive estate...
“Fathers’ rights” is a term of fairly recent origin that refers to the rights you have as the father of your children. These rights generally come into play in a family law setting, and have become a popular practice area for attorneys who seek to uphold these rights....
While mothers once had the upper hand in custody cases, today courts recognize the parental rights of both the mother and father when determining where a child should live. If you are a father facing a divorce in Alaska, review the common considerations for child...
It is difficult to think about what will happen when you near the end of your life. However, it is essential to plan for that time. It will help your family because they will not have to make the hard decisions. End-of-life care can take a few different forms. You...
It's standard for Anchorage parents to use their estate planning to divide their assets equally among the children. But this is not always the best way to handle giving out inheritances. Reasons you might leave different amounts to your heirs Everyone who distributes...
While tending to estate planning, you know you must account for health issues common to older adults. You want to get an early start on learning how to minimize your medical bills and save money. U.S. News & World Report offers tips that may help. Even if you plan...
It is becoming more common for divorcing parents to share custody rather than the mother receiving sole custody and the father getting visitation. This comes about as parenting roles continue to shift and the understanding of the important role that a father has to...