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Estate Planning After Divorce
Couples spend so much time planning their future during their manage but what happens to that after a Divorce. What we're seeing in the news with Bill and Melinda Gates, is that there needs to be a lot of planning even when it comes to ending that future together. So is the case with estate planning. There is much to be done regarding wills, trusts, and more so Karen Birnbaum, Esq. is here to help us figure out and organize that Estate Planning to-do list after a divorce.
About Kim
For more than 25 years, Kim Ciesinski has focused her legal career exclusively in the area of Divorce and Family Law. She represents clients in all aspects of divorce and family law matters, including custody, parenting time schedules, spousal maintenance, child support, distribution of assets, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, as well as post-judgment proceedings.
Sadly, the word “divorce” has become synonymous with “destruction.” But Kim believes it doesn’t have to be that way. Ms. Ciesinski believes that divorce can and should be a process of restructuring the financial and parental aspects of a family unit through a healthy, positive process.
She strives to move clients through this often devastating experience by thinking out of the box and creating realistic long term goals to make the transition from marriage to divorce less traumatic. To that end, Kim focuses her practice on collaborative divorce, mediation, and negotiated settlement as highly effective alternatives to adversarial litigation.
For more info on Kim visit https://adrlawny.com or call 516-308-2922.
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Couples spend so much time planning their future during their manage but what happens to that after a Divorce. What we're seeing in the news with Bill and Melinda Gates, is that there needs to be a lot of planning even when it comes to ending that future together. So is the case with estate planning. There is much to be done regarding wills, trusts, and more so Karen Birnbaum, Esq. is here to help us figure out and organize that Estate Planning to-do list after a divorce.
About Kim
For more than 25 years, Kim Ciesinski has focused her legal career exclusively in the area of Divorce and Family Law. She represents clients in all aspects of divorce and family law matters, including custody, parenting time schedules, spousal maintenance, child support, distribution of assets, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, as well as post-judgment proceedings.
Sadly, the word “divorce” has become synonymous with “destruction.” But Kim believes it doesn’t have to be that way. Ms. Ciesinski believes that divorce can and should be a process of restructuring the financial and parental aspects of a family unit through a healthy, positive process.
She strives to move clients through this often devastating experience by thinking out of the box and creating realistic long term goals to make the transition from marriage to divorce less traumatic. To that end, Kim focuses her practice on collaborative divorce, mediation, and negotiated settlement as highly effective alternatives to adversarial litigation.
For more info on Kim visit https://adrlawny.com or call 516-308-2922.
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