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Bay Minette, AL 36507
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Bay Minette, AL 36507
Phone: (251) 937-2417
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Birmingham, AL 35203
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Handling Child Custody Agreements on Halloween in Alabama
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.Parents in Alabama who go through a divorce usually create a parenting time agreement. This outlines how both parents plan to raise their child together. This document often includes which holidays each parent will get to spend with their child. This can include major holidays and others such as Halloween. Continue reading below to learn […]
What Are the Pros and Cons of Creating a Trust in Alabama?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.There are many different tools a person can use to create an estate plan in Alabama. Depending on the individual, this may include a trust. Simply put, a trust is an agreement between one individual, known as a trustor, and a third-party trustee. The trustee manages the assets on behalf of the trustor’s beneficiaries for […]
How Do I Update My Will in Alabama?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.Creating a will is an important decision in any person’s life. No matter when it is written, it should be updated as life goes on. This is because, over the years, everyone experiences significant changes. It is crucial to revisit a will and see if it needs to be updated. Continue reading below to learn […]
Does the SECURE Act Affect Retirement Planning?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.On January 1, 2020, The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act became law after it was signed by President Donald Trump. This made various changes to long-term retirement savings. This can impact Americans of all ages. Continue reading below to learn more and contact an experienced Alabama estate planning attorney for help […]
Can I Create a Trust in Alabama if My Family Has Debt?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.People set up trusts in order to pass family assets onto the next generation of loved ones. This is done in order to protect these assets. However, it is important to know that doing so does not always protect them from creditors in the event that the family has certain debts. If a person creates […]
What do I Need to Know About Child Custody in Alabama?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.The process of divorce is often complex, as it involves many different facets. When a couple has children together, this can include matters of child custody. When children are involved in a divorce, the proceedings can become more emotional and difficult. There are some cases in which spouses can work with one another to reach […]
How Can I Make Sure My Alabama Home is Passed Onto My Children?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.People gather a variety of assets throughout their lifetime. In many cases, one of their most valuable assets is their home. It is important to make sure your home is included in your estate plan if you wish to pass it onto loved ones, such as your children. It takes proper estate planning to ensure […]
What Documents do I Need to be Prepared for an Alabama Divorce?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.The process of divorce is not simple. To complete it, spouses are required to have a variety of different documents. It is because of this that it is best for both parties to prepare in every way they can ahead of time, including gathering the proper documentation. Continue reading below to learn more about which […]
What do I Need to Know About Special Needs Planning in Alabama?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.An estate plan can be created in a variety of ways so that a person can provide for their loved ones when they are no longer around to do so themselves. This is especially important when they have loved ones with special needs. Continue reading below to learn more about how to plan for a […]
How Can I Protect My Children’s Trusts From Divorce in Alabama?
/by Stone Crosby, P.C.Many families use trusts in order to protect assets and wealth throughout generations. With this tool, a trustee can manage the assets on behalf of a beneficiary until they are able to inherit them. However, common provisions that are used for trusts may not provide the right protection to an inheritance if the beneficiary goes […]