Living on their Own
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Living Will or Trust
Asked by J.B. from Detroit
on March 27, 2010
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hi there,
has anyone out there done a will online -just a generic one for if something happens to one of us... i was just wondering if anyone did one and if it was ...
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- I haven't done one online but they are legit. If you have any assets like a house, savings, etc then it would be better to do a trust and put everything in the trust. ...
- Check the laws in your state. In the state of Oklahoma you can do a "legal" will only two ways, have a lawyer draft one for you or you can do your own hand-written, b...
- I have no info about doing these things online, but if you are considering a living trust, PLEASE think again and get as much info as you can. My parents-in-law had a...
Living Abroad with Kids
Asked by J.S. from Minneapolis
on August 19, 2008
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Ok ladies, I need your advice (again!) :)
My husband came home last week and told me that an email had been sent out at his office requesting a "show of hands" for ...
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- I think that would be awesome! not that I'm some super knowledgeable person on this subject but I have been to Austrailia. It's a great country and the people are gr...
- I have no living abroad with children experience. It sounds like a fantastic opportunity. I guess the big thing that came to mind was that you're expecting, and if I...
- Hi J.! OOOH!!! That sounds so exciting! I have never moved abroad, but I did relocate with a 15 month old. With th move brought a lot of change. Minnesota's hea...
Revocable Living Trust
Asked by M.A. from Detroit
on November 12, 2010
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Do you or your family have one? Did you have to go through an attorney? Cost? Any free paperwork/website?
I have been looking into getting one for awhile, as I a...
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- You should get the advice of a lawyer, a CPA if nothing else, just to make sure everything is ironed out the way you want it to be.
- You should go through a lawyer. It will cost you between $400 - $1,000 depending on how complicated your situation is. But if you don't, your kids will spend thousan...
- Hi M.---It would be best to have legal counsel. Your financial planner, if you have one, could help to recommend some ideas. One thing that we had stipulated was tha...
Living Outside the US
Asked by K.J. from Provo
on April 22, 2008
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My husband and I have both always had a severe case of the travel bug. We have talked extensively about wanting to live somewhere outside of the United States for a fe...
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- When my children were 6 months and 2 years old my husband and I decided that we wanted to live outside the US. He got a job in Belgium and off we went. We lived ther...
- I have friends that just moved to Japan due to her husbands work. They love it there. It is very much a pro education place and lot's of things to do. Also my neig...
- We're moving permanently to Italy the end of next year and can't wait! We've been over there a few times and it's great. The best part of living in Europe is that yo...
Living Room Furniture
Asked by T.L. from Dallas
on May 15, 2008
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We are looking for a sofa and loveseat set. We like a set we saw at Unclaimed Freight Warehouse on 820. It seems like a good deal. I don't know of any other places oth...
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- We just got a beautiful living room set - sofa, loveseat, chair, and cocktail ottoman at Rooms To Go. The total was just over $1300 and that included tax, delivery, a...
- Unclaimed freight is a good place to get stuff.. There is also Kevins Hometown Furniture off of White settlement road that is pretty reasonable. You could look at Sea...
- The Dump on 635 has great stuff. They only opened on the weekend though.
Are You Living in the Town of Your Dreams?
Asked by T.R. from Orlando
on October 4, 2010
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Are you happy in your home-town, and is it a great place to raise children? If not, where would you want to be, and why?
I am considering relocating since I don't fi...
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- I love my town. It is Granby, Ct. One of the top school districts in the state. I think people may be out numbered by horses :) Friendly neighbors and super kid friend...
- I love Spring Branch, Texas. We're a small town with a grocery store where I know everyone, library where we always see the same people same time every week, local re...
- I just moved here to Clermont (right in your back yard!) in June from Corinth, TX which is also in the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex that a couple other ladies have alrea...
How Do I Deal with a Fieanicse Living with Me Before Marriage
Asked by T.I. from Los Angeles
on April 19, 2008
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my son asked his girl friend to married him in 2 years but she keeps trying to move in with sooner. iam afriad because this my house and they are both not so clean. i ...
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- Dear T.: Here are some possible points... "Living in my home will not give you a realistic view of marriage. It would be unfair to your relationship and I won't...
- Part of getting married is leaving your parents and making a new life together. This includes their housing, working to support their house, food, clothing and lifest...
- I have been in this situation before, I am the fiance that moved in with the mother in law and son. Having said that DO NOT LET HER MOVE IN WITH YOU!!!! It was the b...
Adults Living with Their Parents
Asked by M.B. from Washington DC
on August 5, 2012
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I'll specify... adults that live with their parents that aren't there to help their parents but rather the opposite. Fully capable... and lazy...adults mooching off m...
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- My husband's ex (46 years old) lives with her parents and has for the last 10 years since she and my husband split. She lived with them until she was 28 and got marri...
- Co-dependency stinks. Yes the parents are enabling their adult children. Abroad, it's common for multi-generational families to live under one roof. I think it ca...
- Are you going to call us all retarded if we don't answer the way you want us to? Really I am afraid to answer your questions. This is a depends on the situation ...
Living in a Foreign Country
Asked by M.E. from San Francisco
on April 30, 2007
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We are thinking about moving our family to Tokyo for 2 years. we have a third grader and incoming K. Work pays for an English speaking school and housing, but this w...
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- I think your family would be fine. I was over there myself for a short time, although I was only 22. I was so surprised how many children speak English over there and ...
- M., Life in a new country will definitely be a challenge for a while but what a fantastic experience! My parents took my brother and I to France for a year when I was...
- Dear M., Good Grief !! Then learn to read the signs, for heaven's sake. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the world and its people. Your childr...
Advice on Living in Central Phoenix
Asked by M.B. from Phoenix
on October 14, 2008
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Hello Moms, my husband has a 5 month work placement in downtown Phoenix. We are considering renting an apartment nearby with our 2 children (ages 2 and 4), partly for ...
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- I, personally, wouldn't do it. The few nice places are in very expensive high rises. Unfortunately, the central corridor is just too close to the west side, with it ...
- I think that all depends on what area you are considering. I work downtown - I consider it central Phoenix (Jefferson & 3rd Ave.) I have a friend who lives on Missour...
- I suggest that you not look in downtown Phoenix. I would look west of the downtown area. In my opinion, the downtown area is not a very nice area. Especially since you...
