Assigning someone as your power of attorney allows this individual to make important legal decisions on your behalf. This might include taking care of your children, handling your finances, and making important healthcare decisions. However, you may be wondering whether…
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Prospective adoptive parents have an exciting journey ahead. Although your heart is ready, it’s time to gather all the facts you need to make the best possible choice for you and your future child. Read on to learn about the…
Ideally, divorced parents adhere to their child custody agreement. Unfortunately, some parents make it challenging on their ex (and on the kids) by refusing to abide by child custody orders. Read on to learn what types of behavior could be…
When you are unable to make crucial decisions for yourself, whether that be financially, medically, or otherwise, a power of attorney is a legally binding document that allows someone else to make decisions on your behalf. However, there are many…