Breaking Upward #11: Wills and Trusts With Attorney Jacob Castonguay
On this episode of “Breaking Upward,” host Beth Andersen and her guest, attorney Jacob Castonguay, discuss wills, trusts, living wills and more. Everyone wants to take care of their family, even after they’re gone. That's why Beth and Jacob decided to share their...
Breaking Upward #10: Tax Tips in Divorce and Probate – CPA John McGehee Weighs In
Who gets the child tax credits in divorce? Why divorcing on New Year's Day verses New Year's Eve is a big tax deal. Why don’t you want to put your child on your deed to your house? Why is a will, trust or beneficiary deed is so much better? Get the inside scoop on...
Breaking Upward #12: Navigating Blended Families With Mediator Jessica Kallweit
On the latest episode of “Breaking Upward,” Beth interviews mediator Jessica Kallweit who specializes in divorce mediation for blended family situations. Kallweit shares her insights into co-parenting, the role of step-parents, and much more. In true renaissance woman...
New Website Offers Resources for Children of Divorce
We are excited to share a resource the Andersen Law PC team recently created to support children of divorce: YouthOfDivorce.com. Geared toward children of divorce who are middle school age to early 20s, the website provides details on what they can expect throughout...
Estate Planning and Tips When A Family Member Has Dementia
By: Beth Andersen When we visited my father Lyle Andersen at a life care center in Bozeman, Montana, in late December 2021, we did not know that within a day or so we would receive a call that he had gone into hospice. I did not know it would be the last time I saw...
VIDEO: How to Protect Aging Relatives
In my practice over the years, I have learned what to watch for to protect aging relatives. Here are 7 pointers and things to consider as you care for an older relative. 1. Get estate planning...
How to Support Your Young Adult Child Through Your Divorce
By: Breanna Latt Divorce is difficult on everyone involved, but is often the right choice for you and your family. As parents of young adults, your assumption may be that it’s easier for your children now that they’re older. Although there is truth in that statement,...
Youth of Divorce: What to Expect When You Turn 18
By: Breanna Latt Going home, whether from school or just across town, can add a layer of stress to your life. After you turn 18, the court orders regarding your health care, who takes the tax deduction and parental time all become null and void. This can make visits...
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