by Brandon Legal Group | May 23, 2018 | Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning Attorney, General Divorce, Insurance Changes After Divorce
Updating Your Will After Divorce Update Beneficiaries Some bigger assets may not be named in your will. These more valuable assets will be given to the beneficiaries provided by outside sources such as an insurance company or a bank. To be safe, you will want to update...
by Brandon Legal Group | May 11, 2018 | Custody Attorneys, Estate Planning Attorney, General Divorce, Updating Your Will After Divorce
Updating Your Will After Divorce Naming guardians for your minor child Many parents with young children will create wills in order to designate a guardian. This person would be appointed by the court to be responsible for taking care of your children if both parents...
by Brandon Legal Group | May 4, 2018 | Estate Planning Attorney, General Divorce, Updating Your Will After Divorce
Updating Your Will After Divorce Leaving Property Pt. 3 – In states where leaving property to ex-spouses is not possible, the property would usually be dispersed in the same way it would if your ex-spouse had passed before you. The alternate (contingent) beneficiary...
by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 18, 2018 | Alimony Attorneys, Child Support Attorneys, General Divorce, Insurance Changes After Divorce
How Life Insurance Works With Divorce: Protecting Child Support and Alimony Payments – After a divorce, the parent with primary custody may receive alimony or child support payments from their ex. These payments should be used to care for the children and plan for...
by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 9, 2018 | Alimony Attorneys, General Divorce, Insurance Changes After Divorce, Time Sharing
All PostsCrucial Insurance Changes After Divorce: 3. Disability insurance Although often ignored, disability insurance is an important financial tool. Disability insurance helps to replace part of your income if you are unable to work because of sickness or injury....
by Brandon Legal Group | Jan 22, 2018 | General Divorce
How do I deal with an inquiry from IRS regarding tax returns filed by my ex-spouse when we were married? The Federal income tax law allows for innocent spouse relief, which means that if you filed income tax returns jointly and subsequently got divorced, legally...
