Navigating the Step-Parent Drama When Crafting Your Estate Planning For Stepfamilies
/in Blended Family, Estate Planning/by The TGQ Law FirmWhen your child turns 18, have him or her do this!
/in Blended Family, Estate Planning, Powers of Attorney, Single Parent, Wills and Trusts/by The TGQ Law FirmTurning eighteen in the United States usually equates to being “grown’ish”. Oftentimes, 18 means your child is leaving the nest for the first time — and hopefully for the last time, right? This includes going to college, joining the military or moving to a major city in order to make their dreams a reality.… Read more
Choosing the best guardian for your child is easier than you’d think
/in Blended Family, Estate Planning, Single Parent, Wills and Trusts/by The TGQ Law FirmIf you are thinking about who would be the best, ideal person to serve as guardian for your child, stop. Please know that there is nobody with parenting skills like you; you know your child better than anyone! No matter how wealthy your cousin is, or how educated your sister is, there will never be another parent like you.… Read more