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As family lawyers, we understand that co-parenting can be challenging. This is especially true during the holidays, when you would rather focus on creating beautiful memories for yourself and your children than dealing with unexpected stress and conflict. You are right—this time of year should be joyful and filled with togetherness. And it absolutely can be with the right approach. We have written extensively about co-parenting and the duty divorced parents have to ensure they share the responsibilities of raising their children. It is all about giving your kids the stability, security, and close relationships they need with both parents.

Selecting the right executor for your Will is one of the most important decisions you will make in the estate planning process. After all, the executor ensures your wishes are carried out and your estate is handled correctly after you pass. This decision should never be taken lightly, but it is a decision you can make quickly and confidently with the right strategies in mind. Today’s blog post will explore the role of executors and offer some sound tips for choosing the best person for this important role. What Is an Executor? The first thing to understand is the importance

Having estate planning conversations with your loved ones can be intimidating. In fact, many well-intentioned, family-oriented people like you become so overwhelmed that they keep putting the conversation off until another day. We get it; no one wants to think about the day they are no longer around. That said, these conversations are crucial to protecting your family’s inheritance and legacy. In today’s blog post, our team of estate planning attorneys has compiled practical tips to make these conversations less daunting. If you have any additional questions about initiating these conversations or the steps involved in estate planning, contact us

Estate planning is essential for protecting your family’s inheritance and legacy. That said, creating a plan that works for your unique goals can often be riddled with potential pitfalls if you and your estate planning attorney are not careful. What are these common mistakes, and how does avoiding them provide additional security for you and your loved ones? Let us discuss this in today’s blog post. Please Be Wary of These 9 Estate Planning Mistakes An outdated plan Next to not having a plan in place, not keeping your plan updated is one of the more egregious estate planning mistakes

Business disputes can be challenging and stressful. Not only can they disrupt daily operations, but for many owners, they strain relationships that once felt like an unbreakable bond and create enough distractions to steer everyone’s focus away from long-term business goals. By being aware of these risks, you can prevent many business disputes from happening in the first place. With that in mind, our team at Nelson Law Group, PC, has compiled three common business disputes we see in our practice. Be Wary of These 3 Common Business Disputes Contract issues — Misunderstandings or unmet obligations within contracts are common