Everyone goes through tough financial times occasionally. An unexpected car repair, an illness that requires days off work or a rare splurge may set you back for a few weeks. Unfortunately, for many, even the slightest bump in the road can cause their budgets to...
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Month: February 2019
Can your spouse get assets from your trust in a divorce?
Trusts are a common component of many estate plans today. People often set up living trusts to hold their assets, including their homes, bank accounts and other property. Many people establish them to hold funds for their children to inherit when they're older. Some...
What is a Ne Exeat Bond?
If your co-parent has family, business or other ties to one or more countries outside the U.S., you may be concerned that they'll take your children abroad and fail to return them. We've all seen heartbreaking cases of parents fighting to get their children back after...
Not paying credit card bills can have major effects
Using credit cards can prove tricky for many Tennessee consumers. You may have some people tell you that you need credit cards to help your credit score, and you may have others who tell you to avoid credit cards if possible. Really, whether credit cards help or harm...
Dealing with foreign assets in your estate planning
As it becomes easier, less expensive and more common to travel and do business overseas, more people are investing in assets in other countries. Maybe you used some of your retirement savings to buy a little beach house in Mexico. Perhaps you bought an investment...
