by Damon Bivek | Feb 18, 2026 | Trust
When people hear “trust lawyer,” they often imagine dusty wills or complicated estate battles. In reality, a trust lawyer is a practical advisor who helps individuals and families organize their financial lives so that wealth, possessions, and wishes pass smoothly to...
by Janice Killion | Feb 17, 2026 | Washington Prenuptial Agreements
Washington is a community property state, which means that when couples divorce without a prenup, most assets and debts acquired during the marriage are treated as community property and generally divided equally. However, “equal” on paper can look very different once...
by Mathew Kerbis | Feb 16, 2026 | Postnup
Married life in Illinois is a blend of Cubs loyalty, porch-sitting summers, and building a life together from Chicago skylines to downstate sunsets.” If you’re married and thinking about a postnuptial agreement (aka, “prenup), you’re not alone. Many couples in...
by Natori Arrindell | Feb 15, 2026 | North Carolina Prenuptial Agreement
In a recent family-law decision from North Carolina, the state’s courts underscored a lesson that should be front and center for anyone considering a prenuptial agreement. Specificity matters. The North Carolina Supreme Court case of Stoeckel v. Stoeckel has drawn...
by Nicole Sheehey | Feb 14, 2026 | Minnesota Prenups
Getting married in Minnesota has a special kind of charm. Whether you’re planning a lakeside ceremony near Duluth, a cozy celebration in the Twin Cities, or a quiet courthouse “I do” in your hometown. Minnesotans are known for their practicality, and that same sense...
