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Levine-Piro Law offers services for divorce, custody, child support, alimony, contempt actions, and modifications. We understand that family law issues are stressful and often quite complicated, and therefore we work with you to get the best possible outcome for you and your family. If you are considering filing for divorce or any other family related issue, we recommend giving our office a call. We provide a free 15 minutes phone consultation.
This sentiment seems to be supported by the current trends in the United States when it comes to estate planning. For instance, recent statistics indicate that: 55% of Americans die without a will or estate plan 25% of people over 75 have no will or estate plan 92% of people under 35 have no will or estate plan 50% of parents have no will or estate plan Do you see yourself in one of these statistics? Is your estate plan all set to go in the event something happens to you? Or, is it on the list of things you know are important but that you just can’t seem to get done? It’s certainly human to delay putting together an estate plan when it means having to face your own mortality. Maybe you think there are just too many decisions to be made and it overwhelms you. Maybe you are not even quite sure what documents are included in an “estate plan.” Maybe it’s some other reason entirely. Let Levine-Piro Law help with your estate plan.
Prenuptial agreements (“prenups”) can be difficult to discuss. However, it is important to consider a prenup if marriage is on the horizon. A prenup is a contract between two parties that allows them to protect assets and, potentially, future income or inheritances, in the event of divorce or death. Furthermore, a conversation about the appropriateness of a prenup can help to set reasonable expectations and reduce future conflict. If marriage is in your future, then a prenuptial agreement should be, too.
