Almost fifty percent of marriages in the United States end in divorce — that’s a hard fact of life. What was supposed to be a lifetime partnership often becomes a brutal battle of property, custody, and finances. Filing for divorce is a life-changing decision. It’s not something you jump the gun on. You have to […]
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Here’s the reality: when you die, nothing else concerns you. However, what you left behind can be a source of contention among family members and even business partners. If you want to lessen their burden from your passing, you can consider planning your estate. That includes having your testament. Although a will might be familiar
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Grief and pain. These are the emotions that overflow throughout your mind and body when suffering from the loss of a loved one. Nobody can ever begin to understand what it’s like to be in your shoes, nor will anyone ever wish that type of suffering unto anybody else. Sadly, though, it is something we
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Whether you want to enjoy a pleasant Sunday drive or you’re just getting used to the streets you’re riding around, you need to not only be aware of the road signs but also those driving around you. Besides having the spatial mindfulness to keep a safe distance from different types of vehicles, it’s best to
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Management and human resources love to talk about workplace compliance, but it’s not exactly the easiest topic to understand. Regulatory compliance means your employees have undergone the right training on a wide range of compliance topics, such as occupational safety, data privacy, harassment, and so on. Companies have to comply with a laundry list of
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Nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) have been tainted. From Harvey Weinstein’s settlements with multiple women on sexual harassment to President Donald Trump’s unusual dealings with many people, NDAs have become weaponized documents. They have gained notoriety for muzzling and bullying, stripping people of their rights. When you’ve found yourself in a similar situation, does that mean you
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Truth #1: We are creatures of habit. Truth #2: Habits are hard to break. Given these two truths, we can easily conclude that behavioral change is hard because of the habits we have. For our behavior to change, we either need to add something to our routine or take away from it. The hardest —
Over half of digital media usage is from mobile apps. That is why there are millions of downloadable apps available for the public now and there continue to be more and more coming out every year. Wanting in on this profitable and accessible medium is entirely understandable as both a passion and a business investment
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It is understandable if you are conflicted at the thought of talking about death. It is one of life’s processes, and many people just find it hard to face their own mortality when they are still feeling healthy. But that is the truth, and that is why you have people who specialize in estate planning. The
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A lot of people have the misconception that trust funds are only for the rich. “Trust-fund babies” are often typecasted as spoiled, over-privileged young adults who rely on their parents’ wallets. However, these stereotypes are likely not the norm. At its core, a trust fund is a vehicle for the transfer of assets. It’s a
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