life happens. milestones

  • Consider a prenuptial agreement, especially if remarrying and there are assets and/or children from a previous marriage.

  • Consult with an attorney to know how to prepare and what steps you should take now.

  • Update your Will, Trust, or consult an attorney about how inherited asset may impact your own estate plan.

  • Establish or update your Will or Trust, Power of Attorney, and Health Care Directive.

  • Consider guardianship and financial provisions within your Will or Trust.

  • Review the possible documents and planning steps included in our “Minor Children & Young Adult Care Package” here.

  • Encourage them to sign a Power of Attorney, Health Care Directive, and HIPPA Waiver.

  • Have important documents in-hand when traveling with your children following divorce. Update your estate plan including Power of Attorney and health care directive.

  • Consult with a family law attorney to learn about paternity determination and the rights of both biological parents.

  • Learn about options to modify support obligation or consult with a family law attorney to analyze whether or not pursuing a change will meets statutory requirements.

  • Discuss your plan with a family law attorney to understand the requirements and likelihood of obtaining a court order to allow relocation and parenting time modification.