I’ll be presenting a seminar at the Orem Public Library on Estate Planning for Blended Families. When Wed, April 5, 7pm – 8pm Where Orem Public Library, Media Auditorium (map) Description Couples with blended families face special challenges when it […]
Naomi Cahn, a law professor at George Washington University, has some good advice for those who’ve recently parted ways with their spouse. You can read her advice in her piece “Protect Those You Love in Divorce, and Remarriage,” posted at Slitopia. If you find yourself a member of the recently divorced, I recommend you read […]
I’ve listened to Dave Ramsey. My wife owns a couple of his books. I get what he does, and I think he probably does a some good–in the debt area, at least. But he’s not always right. For example, I don’t care for some of his opinions about life insurance and much of his investment […]
This is another, in a series, of posts that feature articles I wrote for Wealth Manager and other magazines. I actually had a lot of fun writing this one, Broken Vows, Solid Contracts: For many–if not most–love-struck couples, the words “prenuptial agreement” are anathema, a blanket so wet that it threatens to extinguish their burning […]
At least that’s the moral of this story. Actually, here’s the moral as stated at the end of that story: “The moral of the story for practitioners is clear. Whenever you have a client that is either going through a divorce or is already divorced, do everything you can to get the client to change […]