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You want to buy a home, but Pennsylvania's current market is much more seller friendly than that for buyers. What strategy should you use to fulfill your goal without going broke? Forbes provides tips for residential property buyers navigating a competitive market....
If you suspect that an elderly family member or acquaintance is experiencing abuse, you have a responsibility to speak up and report it. Many elderly people who experience abuse are either unable to report it themselves due to mental incapacity or unwilling to do so...
Rebuilding your life after divorce is challenging, and doing so with children involved is even more difficult. In fact, if you are in a joint custody situation with your ex-spouse, figuring out how to parent effectively may be even more challenging than the divorce...
Making decisions about a family home is one of the hardest choices you will make during your divorce. Not only is it a financial issue, but it is also a sentimental one. The home you and your former spouse worked so hard to acquire will now be split between you. As...
When you divorce after the age of 50, you may have to make considerations that would not be an issue for a younger couple. It is not a matter of divorce being easier or harder for couples who are older or younger. It merely means that the difficulties you face when...
If you are a woman going through a later-in-life divorce, you face some financial concerns unique to your age group. These days, divorce after the age of 50 is not uncommon, but it is important to ensure security for your financial future. Longer life Women usually...
After a divorce, communication with your ex might be messy at best. If the two of you share kids, the situation becomes even more complicated. Fortunately, there are ways that you and your former spouse can co-parent without being physically together. According to USA...
If you have a relative who has a disability, you may want to include a special needs trust in your overall estate plan. This type of trust gives your loved one access to funds to use on supplemental expenses without jeopardizing his or her eligibility for Medicaid,...
Going through a divorce may leave you feeling isolated and alone. Being able to talk with someone else and share your concerns can help you process your emotions and identify solutions as you recreate your future. While you may feel inclined to air your grievances on...
