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Mediation is often a desirable approach for those filing for divorce. It is often a quicker, less expensive and less stressful way to create a fair and equitable agreement. When both sides collaborate on their divorce through mediation, they have more control over how...
No one plans on getting a significant illness. Nor do they have many choices when it comes to treating it – there may be a family to support and care for, a life with many goals left to fulfill, and the opportunity for a new lease on life. The treatment was,...
There is occasionally a sensational headline about unsuspecting heirs getting millions from someone who lived frugally. However, only .3% of all heirs get life-changing inheritances, with $300,000 being the average. One-quarter of the average is, nevertheless, still a...
A court summons from your credit card company can be terrifying. Nobody wants to get sued. You may envision yourself sitting in a courtroom while attorneys for the credit card company claim to the jury that you have failed to pay your bills. In reality, few credit...
Losing day-to-day contact with their children is a big fear for many parents who divorce. It becomes even more devastating if the coparent announces that they want to move to a different town, state or country at some point after the divorce is final. Divorce...
Those exploring the option of filing bankruptcy may worry about the stigma associated with it. Some others may also see it as “giving up,” which is not the case. Still, others may not understand how it works or worry about paying the filing fees. Nevertheless, there...
The pandemic has impacted our lives in countless ways over the last 18 months. Many dream of how things will return or are returning to normal, but others are committed to finding a new normal. The pandemic-induced shakeup may have led to some slowing down their...
All kinds of people face financial struggles. The reasons can involve poor financial choices, bad investments or matters beyond their control, such as losing a job or medical problems. It can create a snowball effect where the expenses grow to the point where a person...
People can often foster better financial well-being by paying attention to their debt-to-income ratio. This equation marks how much money comes in versus how much goes out. Regardless of how much they earn, many people find it sometimes difficult to pay bills,...
Many struggling with high-interest loans like credit cards are contemplating using their tax refund to pay down that debt. Others may want to use it to pay current expenses and bills to avoid paying more debt down the road. The good news is that there is a refund, so...