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It is unimaginable when you think about handling divorce, especially with kids. Emotions rise, and complex issues come up, making you wonder about the future. Knowing how North Dakota courts handle cheating in custody cases is key when you consider putting your...
Trust issues can arise when a trustee doesn't hold up their end of the deal. If you're a beneficiary or co-trustee worried about the future of a trust, this ordeal could leave you feeling confused and unsure about what to do next. Don't worry – you have options to...
Divorce can turn your financial world upside down, especially when it comes to splitting assets. North Dakota law requires both spouses to disclose all their assets for fair division. But sometimes, a spouse might try to hide assets to keep more for themselves....
Your will is more than just a document—it's the voice of your wishes after you're gone. As your life evolves, so should your will. Regular check-ups ensure it stays in tune with your current situation and desires. Knowing when to refresh your will can make all the...
Someone you care for suddenly names you as the executor of their estate in North Dakota. This news likely comes during a time of grief and emotional turmoil. While honoring a loved one's final wishes is a meaningful task, it can feel overwhelming when you're also...
Ending a marriage is never easy. It can feel overwhelming, especially when anticipating unfamiliar processes. If you and your spouse are considering divorce, it can be natural to wonder if separation is a necessary precursor. What is separation? Separation involves...
When you hear about estate planning, you most likely hear two terms used often: wills and trusts. A last will and a living trust are both important estate planning documents. But what exactly do they do? And more importantly, which one do you need? Where wills and...
In North Dakota, like many states, there are certain residency requirements parents should meet before they can initiate a custody case. These rules ensure that the court has proper authority to decide over the case and address questions about what happens when...
When it comes to estate planning, there is more to it than just writing a will. It requires an understanding of how different types of assets will be distributed when you pass away. Some of your properties may need to go through the court-supervised process of...
The grieving process over the demise of a loved one can be overwhelming. Amidst the emotional turmoil, going through the probate process can seem like a daunting task. One step in this process is inventorying and appraising the assets of the estate. This step can be...