Do I need a will? Generally yes. The simplest reason to get a will is the peace of mind that comes with having legal documentation of your decisions for when you die. A will formalizes your decision of who gets your stuff when you die. Otherwise, state laws will determine how your property will be…
You know not to treat your friends as therapists and your therapists as friends; however, during divorce it can be difficult not to blur the lines when you need all the support you can get. Knowing the difference between friends and therapists during divorce can be very helpful when dealing with your many emotions throughout…
Since 1979 Cody Wayne Foote has been active in the legal world as an attorney and now most recently, as a mediator. Located at 217 S 8th Street in downtown Opelika, the Law and Mediation Center serves a variety of cases each day from divorce proceedings to property disputes. Katie Crow Law had the opportunity…
Although not common, legal separation is a court order that separates a couple without terminating the marriage. The court order will give you terms of dividing property and assets similar to a divorce. These terms generally carry over to the divorce if you decide to get one. Here are a few reasons you might want…
