Month: January 2020

Ask Leslie:What can I do to keep present and future assets protected?

DEAR LESLIE,  I’m getting married. What can I do to keep present and future assets protected in the event of a divorce? – #staysafe  Dear #staysafe,  When contemplating marriage, it is crucial to consider the person you are at the time and how to protect your individuality. This does not mean that you love the person that you are marrying any less; it just means that you are mature enough to keep your own identity…

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Ask Leslie: What are three tell-tale signs of a good divorce lawyer?

DEAR LESLIE,  What are three tell-tale signs of a good divorce lawyer? – I’m Curious… Dear, I’m Curious…, This is a great question, Caryn. Choosing a good divorce lawyer as well as the right divorce lawyer to represent you is very important as your lawyer will be your voice throughout the process. Hiring a divorce lawyer that is good at accomplishing your goals will depend on the type of divorce lawyer you choose to represent…

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Ask Leslie: If I initiated the divorce, am I responsible for the cost?

DEAR LESLIE,  If I initiated the divorce, am I responsible for the cost? – Prefer to Not Pay Dear Prefer to Not Pay, Generally, the person who initiates the divorce proceedings by filing a Summons and Complaint for Divorce (known as the Plaintiff), is responsible for the court filing fees associated with processing the divorce through the courts. These fees include the cost of the Summons and Complaint to obtain a Court Index#, the cost…

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Holiday Reflection

The Holidays are truly a time for reflection. The more grateful we feel about what we have in our lives the more we have to give ourselves to others. An act of kindness, especially during the holiday season, will long be remembered than the gift you bought at the store. Acts of kindness can’t be bought in a store and require that one person gives of themselves, unconditionally, to another. When giving of yourself, there…

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Holiday Finances

If you have children that are dreaming of Santa and other holiday toys, now is a good time to prioritize your spending. When you’re out there shopping, choose wisely. You don’t need to make the retailers rich. Pick one fabulous toy your child really wants, and then some smaller items. For older children, usually one important gift is all they want. Encourage your kids to learn what the holidays are all about by using their…

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