Trusts are a critical part of an estate planning strategy, providing various benefits that suit different needs. Revocable and irrevocable trusts, the two main types, each offer distinct advantages and limitations. Revocable trusts, also known as living trusts,...
Whether you and your child’s other parent are generally on good terms with one another or not, there is no denying that co-parenting is a stressful endeavor. Even adults who reside in the same household and share a romantic relationship can have a challenging time...
One of the most common reasons that people create a comprehensive estate plan is that they want to keep their assets out of probate court. The more time in court that an estate requires, the more the estate administration process will cost. Additionally, family...
A Pennsylvania parenting plan typically gives both adults in the family plenty of time with their children. Especially when children are young, parents may need to exchange custody several times a week to properly maintain the bond between each adult and their kids....
