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Co-parenting, Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Process, Family Law, Estate Planning, Oregon Law Firm, Washington Law Firm

The Importance of Co-Parenting in Divorce

The impact of divorce on children is a critical consideration in family law. According to a 2019 study in World Psychology, while many children from divorced families navigate adulthood well, some face enduring challenges due to their experiences during the divorce process. At Kehoe Moneyhun Law LLC, we recognize the importance of fostering positive co-parenting […]
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Cohabitation Agreements

Cohabitation Agreements: Building a Strong Foundation for Unmarried Relationships

In the modern era, many couples are choosing to live together and build their lives without getting married. While love and commitment are the pillars of any relationship, it is important to consider the practical aspects and protect your rights. Cohabitation agreements offer a solid foundation for unmarried couples, establishing clear expectations, protecting assets, and […]
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Collaborative Divorce and Tax Season

Collaborative Divorce and Tax Season: A Strategic Approach to Financial Resolution

Navigating Financial Complexity Through Collaborative Divorce and Tax Season As tax season unfolds, April offers a unique opportunity to delve into the strategic aspects of collaborative divorce, particularly in navigating the financial landscape. Collaborative divorce, akin to tax planning, emphasizes a cooperative approach, enabling couples to strategically address financial matters with transparency and efficiency. Strategic […]
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Discover the crucial relationship between tax season and estate planning. Explore strategies to minimize tax burdens and maximize your legacy's value.

Tax Season and Estate Planning: How They Go Hand in Hand?

The Intersection of Tax Season and Estate Planning As tax season unfolds, it presents an ideal opportunity to delve into the integral relationship between taxes and estate planning, especially for clients in Oregon and Washington. While the primary focus may be on filing annual tax returns, understanding how these financial aspects intersect can significantly impact […]
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collaborative divorce

Spring Renewal: Collaborative Divorce & Co-Parenting

Understanding Collaborative Divorce: A Pathway to Positive Co-Parenting As March progresses and spring begins to bloom, it’s a poignant time to delve into how collaborative divorce fosters a sense of renewal, especially concerning co-parenting. This approach streamlines the separation process and promotes an environment conducive to positive co-parenting relationships, ultimately benefiting the children involved. Collaborative […]
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