The Benefits of Having a Prenuptial Agreement: Building Trust and Securing the Future 
One such consideration is a prenuptial agreement, often referred to as a "prenup." While prenups may not be the most…
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What is a prenuptial agreement?
A prenuptial agreement, also known as a premarital agreement or prenup, is a legal contract that is entered into by…
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Protecting Your Family, Home & Business From Local Protests
As per the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, individuals in the United States have the right to assemble and…
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Dividing Real Estate: How Unmarried Couples Can Use a Partition Action to Divide Property They Own Together
Breaking up with a partner can be a difficult and emotional process, and it can be even more complicated when…
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Estate Planning While Getting Divorced
At Antonoplos & Associates, our estate planning attorneys understand the unique challenges and considerations that arise during the divorce process.
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What assets are exempt from medicaid lien?
Certain assets are exempt from Medicaid liens, which means that they are not subject to reimbursement when an individual applies…
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Virginia’s Governor Removes Protections for Transgender Public School Students
Virginia’s Governor Removes Protections for Transgender Public School Students Virginia’s governor is enduring threats of a major civil rights dispute after…
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What is a medicaid spend down?
A Medicaid spend down is a process by which an individual reduces their assets in order to become eligible for…
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Can Your Spouse Make You Liable for Their Debts?
To determine whether your spouse can make you liable for their debts, you must first understand what type of property…
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The Importance of Estate Planning for Divorcing Parents
A divorce—no matter how amicable—usually causes a significant change in a person’s finances and estate planning objectives. Almost always, ex-spouses…
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