3 Tips For Adding Your New Spouse To Your Child's Pickup List

Posted on: 16 November 2015

A pickup list allows a school to know who is authorized to pick up your child in the event of an emergency. If you are dealing with young kids, a pickup list also helps the school to keep track of who is allowed to pick up the child on a regular school day. If you decide to remarry and want to add your new spouse to the pickup list, this may ruffle some feathers with the other parent.
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Winter Is Coming! Avoid Auto Accident Liability By Taking These Precautions

Posted on: 28 October 2015

Winter is coming -- and it is bringing along freezing rain, sleet, snow, and icy roads as its companions. Before you brave the winter weather in your car, you should understand what your responsibilities are when it comes to preventing snow and ice-related car accidents. Two simple steps can help you reduce your chances of being in an accident. They can also reduce your liability to others if you are. 
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3 Ways To Ensure Proper Estate Planning

Posted on: 13 October 2015

Proper estate planning is essential for everyone to do. Death can come at any time, and taking a few moments to plan what you want to happen to your estate can make things easier on your loved ones after you pass on. Unfortunately, there are common mistakes that occur with estate planning though. Use the guide that follows to learn how to avoid a few common mistakes when planning your estate.
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Entering Into A Partnership? 3 Things Small Business Owners Need To Know For Protection

Posted on: 28 September 2015

When it comes to small businesses, many owners tend to want to operate as a partnership rather than a corporation. However, not all small business owners and operators know how to adequately protect themselves in a partnership. Here are three things that you'll want to do to keep yourself protected when you enter into a business partnership: 1. Don't Overlook the Importance of a Written and Signed Agreement. You may be entering into a partnership with your best friend of 20 years and know that you can trust him or her, but you should never go on that gut feeling or that friend's word.
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