The digital age has changed every area of life, and estate planning is no exception. Digital assets can be high in value and they can also be sentimental. Nonetheless, many people forget to incorporate digital assets into their estate plan. This means that they can...

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Year: 2024
How defense attorneys keep evidence out of court
There are many different professionals that contribute to criminal proceedings. Police officers investigate allegations of illegal activity and gather evidence. State prosecutors review accumulated evidence to determine whether actual violations of the law occurred....
Why gifting alone isn’t a reliable estate planning strategy
Gifting loved ones your assets to avoid the hassle of estate planning seems like a straightforward solution. However, relying on this approach alone can create more problems than it solves, potentially leading to unintended complications. Here’s why gifting your...
What is tortious interference with a business?
Most of the time, a business dispute involves another entity with whom you have an active relationship or contract – but not always. There are times when a third party will intentionally interfere with a business relationship between two entities. If this happens to...
Do divorce odds keep going down the older you get?
Many people know that young marriages come with high divorce rates. While you can certainly find examples of couples who married at 18 and are still together 50 years later, statistically speaking, this age group has one of the highest divorce rates. As people get...
Mistakes to avoid if pulled over for DUI
Getting pulled over for a DUI can be a stressful experience, and your actions in those moments can significantly impact the outcome. Here are key mistakes to avoid if you find yourself in this situation. Talking too much or admitting fault It’s essential to stay calm...
Why naming children as beneficiaries in a will could be a mistake
A will is arguably the most basic estate planning document, and it is often the first instrument people create when thinking about their long-term legacies. Becoming a parent can be a profound incentive to think about what happens after someone dies. Parents generally...
Social media can negatively impact divorce
Facebook, X, and other social media platforms are excellent ways to stay in touch with family and friends. In just a few seconds, you can share pictures of your new baby, tell folks about your child’s accomplishments, and stroll down memory lane with your school...
4 remedies for anticipatory breach of contract
As a business owner, contracts are a critical part of managing operations and establishing clear expectations with partners, suppliers, or clients. However, situations may arise when the other party signals their inability to meet their obligations before the actual...
What should a surrogacy agreement cover?
A surrogacy agreement is a legal document that outlines the rights, roles, and responsibilities of all parties involved in a surrogacy agreement. Whether you’re an intended parent or a surrogate, this agreement is crucial to ensuring the whole process is smooth,...