What Happens to Your Will When You Omit Your Spouse?

If the testator’s will fails to provide for his spouse, whom he married after he executed his final will, the omitted spouse receives all the community property and her intestate share of the separate property so long as that amount does not exceed one-half  of the value of the separate property in the estate. This …

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It’s Wedding Season — Don’t forget the Prenup

Summer is now upon us, which means it is officially wedding season. If you’re getting married and unsure if you should get a prenuptial agreement, Aloha Divorce can make recommendations in line with your needs. Many people have heard about premarital agreements, also known as a prenuptial agreement or “prenup,” but assume it’s only for …

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