March 2020 Issue: Guardianship for Special Needs Children; Collaborative vs Litigated Divorce (Attorney Advertising)

Volume 31 | March 2020

Matrimonial | Trust & Estate | Elder Law

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The Divorce Sherpa Blog

6 Differences Between the Litigation and Collaborative Divorce Process

How couples choose to resolve their disputes can make a substantial difference in the speed, cost and emotional upheaval involved with ending a marriage. Litigation and collaborative practice vary the most. Consider these differences before you make a decision.

Interesting Reads on Family Life

What You Must Think About Before You Get Married

Marriage is an emotional, financial and legal commitment.

Warren Buffett: This is the No. 1 Mistake Parents Make When Teaching Kids About Money

Don’t wait until they are in their teens.

Trusts and Estates Blog - Special Needs Planning

What You Need to Know About Guardianship for Special Needs Children

Once special needs children turn 18 years old, they need a legal guardian. This situation can present several questions. The first is the procedure to use under New York law and the second is the selection of the guardian.

Interesting Reads about Aging

Overcoming Intimacy Challenges After 50

Two experts address facing vulnerability and boosting confidence.

How to Be the Mother-in-Law You Always Wanted

Balancing having a close relationship and keeping opinions to yourself.

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