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3 Important Health Documents to Update After Your Divorce
It’s final. You are now officially divorced. Now, the barrage of paperwork begins with this change in your marital status. One area often overlooked is healthcare documents. When you were married, your spouse was the default recipient of your healthcare information....
Moving Forward After Your Spouse Dies
When your spouse dies, your world falls apart. When it’s an unexpected death, it’s even more devastating. Even if your spouse was sick and is no longer suffering, it’s a difficult transition to move forward in life. Everyone’s reaction to grief is different. While...
My Job – For Better or For Worse
Are you married to your job? In today’s world, there seems to be no boundaries between work and the rest of life. Sometimes it feels as if we have a ball and chain tying us to the office. At one point, there was a push for work-life balance. However, I believe we’re...
Will You Be Supplementing Your Parents’ Retirement?
Were your parents in their late 30s when you were born? If so, prepare to be part of the sandwich generation sooner than expected. The sandwich generation refers to individuals who are responsible for both raising their children and caring for their aging parents....
How Do You Define Family?
"Family" is typically defined as people who are related to you by blood or marriage. It includes your spouse, kids, parents, siblings, sister-in-law, etc. But my definition of "family" goes beyond tradition and includes others. My definition includes dear friends whom...
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