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• "My divorce is final. Should I focus on estate planning?"
  
  Yes, estate planning should be at the top of your priority list, now that you’re divorce is behind you, and you’re starting a new aspect of your life. Remember that all of the estate planning you conduct…"


• "I found out that my spouse has been unfaithful and I am considering a divorce. Do you think that is a good idea? Am I jumping the gun?"
  
  Family law attorney Gerald A. Maggio answers: “The reasons that lead a couple to divorce are never black and white. A spouse who has been cheated on may feel that he or she had no part in causing the other spouse to cheat in the first place. In some cases, that may be true. However, in other cases, the one that was cheated on may not be looking inward and admitting that perhaps they did not provide something that the other spouse wanted or needed. Any relationship needs to be able to grow and evolve, and without a willingness to grow with the other spouse, eyes may start to wander…"


• "What do I need to bring with me when I go to rent an apartment?"
  
  Apartment-rental expert Colleen Lambros answers: "Once you have chosen your apartment and are ready to meet with the leasing representative at the community, the following information will be needed to expedite the approval process:
  
  
  1. Driver's license for U.S. citizens, passport for non-citizens.
  2. Financial information, such as checking and savings account information.
  3. Check, money order, or cashier's check for the deposit..."

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