You're making great money on paper, but today's cost of living means you need all the tax breaks you can get.

Your grandfather wants you to have his vintage motorcycle. But he’s receiving long-term care and is on Medicaid. You need to know how Medicaid treats gifts.

You want to keep your childhood home, but your parents have passed on with no will and credit card debt debt hanging over the estate. We explore your possible options.

A tiny minority of families could get by without making a will. Changes are yours isn't one of them.

Money you receive inherit doesn't normally get split up in a divorce, but there are important steps you have to take first.

Many people find themselves receiving medical bills for loved one’s medica care after their passing, even when the deceased had little or no estate.

When an elderly parent remarries late in life, their adult children often worry about what happens next.

A divorced father is stunned to discover his children are unvaccinated after transferring schools, uncovering years of missed communication, co-parenting assumptions, and quiet parental drift. This candid, engaging story explores how major decisions slip through the cracks after divorce—and what happens when family reality collides with school policy.

The financial risks of lending to family members are obvious, but there are legal risks as well.

Siblings who jointly inherit the family home don't always see eye to eye on what should be done.

If you feel that the inheritance was divided unfairly between you and your siblings, your options for getting a better deal depend on the exact terms of the will.

If your former spouse leaves a high-paying career of their own free will, how much extra are you obligated to pay in child support?