by Brandon Legal Group | Jul 9, 2018 | Child Support Attorneys, Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Insurance Changes After Divorce
Among the most important reasons to carry life insurance, is to protect your children. Perhaps the greatest change to accompany a divorce is the modification in parenting . After a divorce, many parents find themselves without the help of their ex and become single...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jul 2, 2018 | Child Support Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Insurance Changes After Divorce
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 their futures. If the paying partner were to pass away, the primary custody parent would...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jun 25, 2018 | General Divorce
Permanent life insurance policies like universal and whole life ones increase in cash value the longer you have them. When you pay your monthly premiums, a portion of that money will be placed in a fund that will become that policy’s cash value. This value will also...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jun 18, 2018 | Divorce Attorneys, Insurance Changes After Divorce
Changing life insurance beneficiaries during a divorce can create unexpected issues. Most couples will appoint their spouse to be the beneficiary for their life insurance plans. Because life insurance is supposed to help in the event that both you and your income are...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jun 11, 2018 | Divorce Attorneys, Insurance Changes After Divorce
Of all of the changes that need to be done when getting a divorce, life insurance might feel like another chore to add to the list. While dealing with custody matters, moving, the division of your things, the effect on your children, and being single once more, life...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jun 7, 2018 | Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning Attorney
Updating Your Will After Divorce Designate New Powers of Attorney When updating your will after divorce, you should also designate new powers of attorney. The reason that your estate plan should include powers of attorney is that there may be instances when you are...
