Should You Get a Prenuptial Agreement?

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A prenuptial agreement, or “prenup” as many call it, is a legal document couples agree to sign before they marry. A prenuptial agreement is typically used to specify what might happen in the event of divorce or death. Most often the Agreement specifies what happens to assets and debts acquired during the marriage in the…

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Factors the Court Considers in Determining Legal Decision-Making Authority and Parenting Time

Legal decision-making authority is the ability of a parent to make decisions regarding a child’s education, medical, religious, and personal care. For example, legal decision-making means deciding where your child goes to school and what religious practices they’ll participate in while growing up. Most parents share joint legal decision-making, which means that both parents have…

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