From the Schmeltzer Law Blog
When young parents die, what happens to their children?
Part of preparing an estate plan is choosing who will raise your children in your absence. Normally the surviving parent will become a minor child’s sole custodian (there are limited circumstances when this would not occur, but that is rare). When a child is still a minor and neither [...]
Why do I need an estate plan?
Whether you are 72 years old, enjoying retirement, or 22 and looking for that first “real” job, proper estate planning is critical. It is the cornerstone of long-term financial management and the road-map for generational wealth transfer—but there are a host of other benefits that are incredibly important no [...]
What can I expect when I meet with a Divorce Attorney for the first time?
If you have never met with an attorney before, your initial meeting to discuss divorce (whether to file or if your spouse has already filed) can be daunting, nerve-wracking, confusing ... you name it. It is important to keep in mind that attorneys are people too, and they want [...]
From the Schmeltzer Law Blog
When young parents die, what happens to their children?
Part of preparing an estate plan is choosing who will raise your children in your absence. Normally the surviving parent will become a minor child’s sole custodian (there are [...]
Why do I need an estate plan?
Whether you are 72 years old, enjoying retirement, or 22 and looking for that first “real” job, proper estate planning is critical. It is the cornerstone of long-term financial [...]
What can I expect when I meet with a Divorce Attorney for the first time?
If you have never met with an attorney before, your initial meeting to discuss divorce (whether to file or if your spouse has already filed) can be daunting, nerve-wracking, [...]