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Avoiding Equitable Distribution & Alimony Claims

Avoiding Equitable Distribution & Alimony Claims

Is Your Current Asset Allocation a ‘Lose-Lose’ Proposition?

Time to Plan! Retirement and Estate Planning for the Small Firm Partner or Solo Practitioner

Lessons I Learned When A Friend Died

A Simple Retirement Income Strategy

The Lawyer’s Retirement Planning Guide by Susan A. Berson

Lawyers at Midlife by Michael Long, John Clyde, Pat Funk

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Avoiding Equitable Distribution & Alimony Claims

Since joining Lawyers Mutual in late 1989, I have primarily monitored real estate related claims. Several years … Read more +

Is Your Current Asset Allocation a ‘Lose-Lose’ Proposition?

“Asset allocation.” These have been the buzz words for successful investing for at least a gen… Read more +

Time to Plan! Retirement and Estate Planning for the Small Firm Partner or Solo Practitioner

The fundamental principal of estate planning is to anticipate and prepare for the major life events, particularl… Read more +

Lessons I Learned When A Friend Died

There is no good time to bring up the subject of death and dying. There is no happy way to discuss such a sad to… Read more +

A Simple Retirement Income Strategy

We spend decades saving for retirement, but converting retirement funds into income often turns into a “se… Read more +

The Lawyer’s Retirement Planning Guide by Susan A. Berson

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