Family Law Basics
Learn the essentials of family law and its impact on newborns, grandparents, and everyone in between.
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How to Legally Change a Name on a Birth Certificate
Each state has its own procedures for changing the name on your birth certificate, but the general process is the same in each. Here's a brief overview of the steps you need to take.
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How to Change Your Legal Name in Oregon
Changing your name in Oregon requires very paperwork. By filling out two simple forms, you can accomplish the goal of legally changing your name. Find out more about legally changing your name in Oregon.
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Grandparents' Rights: What You Need to Know About Visitation and Custody
Grandparents have some rights to seek visitation or custody of their grandchildren. These rights vary by state and come down to the best interest of the child.
· 10 min read
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Can You Change Your Name After Getting a Green Card?
Getting a green card can be a pivotal moment in your life, but it may complicate getting a name change afterward.
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When Can I Retire? Considerations to Make Before Retiring
As you near retirement age, you may wonder whether you're prepared for this transition. Read these seven important considerations before retiring.
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Does COVID-19 Affect My Custody Agreement?
The COVID-19 pandemic affects many parents' custody agreements. Most courts aren't open for resolution of custody issues unless they're severe. Discover how you and the child's other parent can creatively obey the court's order.
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Baby Bumps: What Parents Need to Know About Babies' Insurance
There are so many logistical, financial, and legal matters to think about after the birth of a child. Insurance is an important one, but it doesn't have to be too forbidding if you come armed with knowledge.
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The Basics of Guardianship
Guardianship provides a safety net for children who cannot be cared for by their parents or adults who cannot care for themselves. Find out the requirements for guardianship to be established and the necessary court procedure.
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