If your parents are still without a will in their 70s, it’s important to recognize that fear and loss of control often fuel their resistance to making one.
When you retired at 65, but your ex-spouse insists that you continue paying spousal support. You’ve requested termination, but the law isn't always that simple.
It’s a shocking claim many Americans hear when they fall behind on bills: “Pay up within 30 days—or you could be arrested.” Owing money is stressful enough without threats of jail. But come on—arrested? For debt? That can’t be right… can it?
Your tenant has moved out, but his ex-girlfriend, who isn’t listed on the lease, remains in the apartment, refusing to leave or pay rent. In this situation it’essential to proceed carefully and within the law.
Your divorce is finalized, but now your ex is trying to claim the funds on your retirement account. If you never had your ex removed as beneficiary, you'll have to act quickly. We look at the steps you'll need to take.
Your monthly alimony payments are fixed while inflation keeps rising. We look at how to keep up, whether you can adjust your alimony, or allternatively, find a more lasting solution.
