Gene Kirzhner
Legal Separation Versus Divorce
Legal separation and divorce are two words we never want to hear. For couples wishing to part ways, however, they are two options to consider.
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Gene Kirzhner
Rhode Island Common Law Marriages: The Complete Guide
Common law marriage might sound like a simple term. However, common law marriages are far from simple.
Gene Kirzhner
New Law Could Change How Divorce Effects Pets
In many families, pets are like children. And yet, those “children” get no say in divorce cases. They don’t end up going to the owner who has their best interest at heart.
Gene Kirzhner
Rhode Island Property Division: Splitting Your Stuff After You Split Up
If you’re about to go through with a divorce, you probably have a few questions. There are a lot of ways that your life can change after a divorce, and there’s a lot at stake.
Gene Kirzhner
The Social Media Pitfalls During a Divorce
Going through a divorce can be very hard. The process alone can be stressful. There are also financial and emotional factors to consider. This is a time most people turn to friends and family for support, be careful how you do and what you say.
Gene Kirzhner
Everything You Need to Know About a Prenup
A prenup is a stipulation of actions that you will take in events such as divorce or infidelity.
Gene Kirzhner
5 Things You Need to Know About The Estate Planning Process
If you ever find yourself caught up thinking about what happens to you and your things after you die, you should start your estate plan.
Gene Kirzhner
Your Child’s Trust Fund and What They Should Know
Having end-of-life discussions are always difficult; when children are involved, the topic becomes a whole different ballgame.
Gene Kirzhner
What Are the Different Power of Attorney Types and When Should You Use Them
Getting the power of attorney means entrusting someone with your legal responsibilities.
Gene Kirzhner
Men’s Child Custody Rights: What Are They?
45 Years ago, child custody was cut-and-dry. Women usually ended up with full custody of the child, regardless of the situation. Now, things are different.