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Divorce In Old Age: What To Expect
Divorcing in old age is much different from divorcing while young, assuming the old partners have been married to the same spouses for a long time. Here are some of the issues that are more likely to apply to divorcing seniors than younger couples: You May Not Have Custody Issues In most cases, custody orders or arrangements cease (barring a few exceptional cases) when a child turns 18. Now, there are lots of senior citizens whose children are still minors, but there are many others that don't have minor children.
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Personal Guardianship Of Elders And Why You Do Not Want Just One Person In Charge
As an elderly person, you are keenly aware of the fact that your health or your mind could begin to fail you at any time. It is at this point, that most people in your age group begin to look at powers of attorney. These are guardians who take responsibility over you. There is a power of attorney for estate, power of attorney for financial, power of attorney for health and medical, etc.
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