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How to Know When to Contact a Lawyer

November 23, 2022 Leave a Comment

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The idea of contacting a lawyer can be intimidating. They are professionals in their field, and you likely have little to no knowledge of how that field is run or operated. However, they are handy people to know when you have a crisis or if you need them as long as you find reputable ones like Pringle Chivers Sparks Teskey.

How to Know When to Contact a Lawyer

Whilst you would probably like to keep this contact to a minimum, it is important to know when you should contact one and when you should resolve something yourself. Here is a little advice on when you should contact a lawyer and what they can help you out with. 

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Legal and Financial Rights of Women in Divorce

August 23, 2019 Leave a Comment

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The reason why marriage is a legal contract are many, but one of the big ones is to ensure that both spouses are taken care of after a divorce. Even when a couple decides to separate, they have an obligation to each other and their children.

Legal and Financial Rights of Women in Divorce

In most cases, it is the rights and finances of a woman that suffer most from a divorce because she’s more likely to stay at home and look after the household. So, it becomes the responsibility of the breadwinner husband and legal right of the woman to receive financial and legal recoupments as listed below.

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Starting a Family? Here are the Best Savvy Saving Tips

May 30, 2019 Leave a Comment

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Expanding your family is an exciting and joyous time of your life. While you may be preoccupied with a whole new world of baby names, pregnancy classes, and routine visits for checkups, there is one serious consideration you need to think about and that’s your finances.

How Growing Up Poor Impacts Future Spending Habits

Having a baby can be expensive, but there are ways in which you can save yourself money and avoid plunging into debt. This should be an enjoyable new stage of life; you don’t want it to be overshadowed with money worries.

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Bonding Through Camping – Enjoying Life at Little Cost

March 10, 2019 15 Comments

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There is nothing quite as bonding in my mind than a camping trip, especially when you are not a camping family. Those of you that were raised to camp, those that know all the right ways to do things and all the right things to pack may not know what I am talking about. But I am sure that there are those of you that were not raised up camping that has tried your hand at it like we have that know firsthand what I mean.

Low Cost Camping

My dad did not camp, or have picnics, or swim in public pools. He did not like to rough it, eat with ants or flies, and he did not want to swim in a public pool. I will just leave it like that; I won’t go into his explanation because it is not pretty. He did like to fish so we spent some time at the lake. Mom, on the other hand, loved to hike, picnic, garden, and generally any outdoor activity.

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Surprise Your Partner by These Budget-friendly Anniversary Gifts

January 8, 2018 Leave a Comment

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Oscar Wilde once quoted “I don’t want to go to heaven. None of my friends are there”. Clearly, personal relationships or more aptly friendships are the purest forms of companionships in this world.

So there arises a natural tendency in us to give gifts to those who we think are valuable in our lives.

By the way, the most precious gifts are not found in supermarket stores, but somewhere deep within our hearts.

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What Happens to Credit Card Debt Upon Divorce?

January 2, 2018 Leave a Comment

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Most married couples in the U.S. accrue staggering amounts of debt during the span of an average marriage. Debt is one of the main issues that couples fight over, and maybe even eventually divorce over.

What Happens to Credit Card Debt Upon Divorce?

If the debt is bad during the marriage, it’s nearly unbearable during a divorce. Debt, even credit card debt, is split up during a marriage between the spouses according to state law.

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51 Fun Weekend Ideas for Your Family

June 12, 2017 12 Comments

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Monday morning I met John at the cafeteria. He was brewing coffee and I was there for a cup of tea. He sighed in between the conversation and said “5 more days”. Seeing my puzzled look, he explained further – “to the weekend”. We all wait for the weekend the whole week. Almost 60 hours of time, but most of the time we don’t really pre-plan to do anything on a weekend.

51 Fun Ideas For weekend

There are so much to do, there are people around, things around. You need to find time and company of your family and friends. I have prepared 51 family fun ideas, these can be applicable to your friends as well.

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101 Romantic Sexy Anniversary Gift Ideas

May 3, 2017 82 Comments

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So your anniversary is around the corner and you are looking for anniversary gift ideas? I compiled this list after thorough research and interviewing people.

I admit I never did enough activities on our anniversaries. We have spent 13 anniversaries together so far. SMB (my wife), has a weakness towards the jewelry and clothing but what she’s most interested in is, spending time with me, on a vacation or simply at home, two of us! So our anniversary gift ideas revolve around creating moments and memories.

101 frugal anniversary gift ideas

101 frugal anniversary gift ideas

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How To Avoid Fights Over Family Inheritance

October 19, 2015 2 Comments

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By Linda Davis Taylor, Author of The Business of Family: How to Stay Rich for Generations

Money can either unite or divide us. The money doesn’t decide. We do. Financial circumstances can change. Jobs come and go. Illness may strike. Divorce happens. We have more MBAs in the world than ever; yet, it’s the family balance sheet that remains misunderstood. How can we avoid fights over a family inheritance? The answer is found in running and managing your family and wealth like a business. When problems arise, family members must be just as unified around a common purpose as members are in a business.

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10 Things to Know About your Partner’s Finances

August 6, 2015 4 Comments

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So you have a partner, and just maybe thinking about getting more serious together? As much as you need to make sure your personalities are compatible, you should also understand that having a partner means sharing life with them, and an integral part of life is finances!

Things to Know About Your Partners Finances

Finances can impact your relationship in many ways; from your current financial situations as all the way to your views and ideologies about relationship finances. Knowing your partner’s finances is important to be fully aware of what you’re going into!

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