Many practical plans you have already made will need to change when you decide to divorce. Where you intend to live after retiring, when you intend to retire and who will take care of you in a medical emergency may all change. Updating your estate plan is a necessary...
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Estate Planning
Modifying your estate plan after divorce
Divorce is a complicated process, and it can be tough to think about the future after your split. One thing that often gets overlooked during divorce proceedings is estate planning. What will happen to your assets after you die? Who will inherit them? If you have...
A medical power of attorney can protect you after a divorce
You may have already made a change to your will as soon as you filed for divorce. Removing your ex as a beneficiary is a common-sense measure when you divorce. After all, spouses usually leave mostly everything to each other if one of them dies. What you may not have...
A trust can protect your kids’ inheritance post-divorce
Many of your legal concerns will shift after a divorce. The estate plan you previously created may no longer serve your needs nor fulfill your wishes. Thinking carefully about how you want to rewrite your will and restructure your estate plan is very important -...
Why do you need to update your estate plan after a divorce?
During a divorce, you and your ex will have to figure out how to split your property and agree to arrangements for shared custody if you have kids together. Whether you go through mediation, attempt a collaborative divorce or litigate your proceeding, you will likely...