Family Law News and Insights

A year into the SECURE Act, estate planners and other retirement advisors are still waiting for clarification from the IRS regarding key changes made to the payout rules for retirement plans by the new legislation. Many of these questions pertain to novel rules governing a new class of designated beneficiaries,...

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Q: I want to sign my estate planning documents, but am concerned about the spread of COVID-19 and meeting others in person. Is there a way to sign documents remotely in New Hampshire? A. The Coronavirus Pandemic has dramatically changed the way we conduct day to day business. Luckily there are...

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Michigan courts have long favored people's rights to reach agreements about how to handle their assets and finances upon death and divorce. There are many advantages to people entering into such agreements - they force discussions about family finances, allow people to make decisions while in a positive state of...

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