TimFAMILY LAW Divorce MARITAL & NON-MARITAL CLAIMS Marital property and debts involve everything that was acquired during the marriage. It doesn’t matter if an asset or liability is solely in the name of one spouse or the other, it is considered a marital debt or asset and can be given to either party. Examples of … Read more
FAMILY LAW Divorce Planning CONSIDERING DIVORCE? There may be some things you can do in advance of initiating a formal proceeding to protect your interest. The initial consultation with one of our attorneys is free and may provide some practical strategies as you consider your path forward.
Estate & Trusts Conservator Helping People Move Forward While a guardian is able to address several areas of care, based on need, a conservator role is only related to financial aspects. With some limitations notwithstanding, the conservator typically has the power to collect assets, pay bills, make investments and perform other financial functions. We can … Read more
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