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Filing for bankruptcy is an option you might consider if you are in debt and can no longer pay your creditors. Bankruptcy is becoming an increasingly popular option among retirees, but there are a few things you’ll want to know before deciding if bankruptcy is…

Estate planning is an uncomfortable subject for many. For the self-employed, the topic can be even more sensitive. Estate planning can be quite complicated when you own a business. There are business assets, business accounts, and the ever-looming threat of bankruptcy. Health issues are another concern. Entrepreneurs…

A growing body of research confirms that kids are usually better off with both parents in their lives as joint custody becomes the preferred solution to child rearing after divorce. Familiarizing yourself with the benefits of shared custody and learning these strategies can help you…

Trusts are important financial instruments in estate planning. Unlike a will, with a trust, you can legally arrange your estate in a way that saves your family a substantial amount of money on taxes, avoids probate and those expenses, and distributes your assets according to…