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Groups advocating for the legalization of recreational marijuana in Delaware were crestfallen in May 2022 when Gov. John Carney exercised his veto power to quash a bill that would have given them what they wanted. Carney has vowed to block all legalization efforts,...
If you are about to get a divorce in Delaware, you may be wondering if it will affect your estate plan. You should take time to create or update several critical documents to ensure that your end-of-life planning reflects your new marital status. Wills Many spouses...
When minors younger than 16 years of age are prosecuted for committing crimes in Delaware, they are not treated in the same way as adult offenders. Adults who are convicted serve their sentences in institutions operated by the Department of Correction, but minors...
When crafting or reviewing a child custody plan, a Delaware judge must ensure that its terms meet the best interest of the child standard. This means that a minor's needs must be met even if doing so may not align with what either of the parents may have wanted. There...
After having worked hard your whole life to accumulate assets, it's natural that you'll want a say in how they're bequeathed after your passing. A will is your assurance that the people and charities you care about will receive their proper share of your Delaware...
Estate planning plays a critical aspect in your personal finances and relationships. A key component of estate planning is creating a durable power of attorney. What is a durable power of attorney? As you age, you become more likely to experience an illness or injury...
It can be difficult for Delaware residents to create and manage their estate plans. The most straightforward way is to leave behind some sort of inheritance – assets and money that will go directly to your children or family members. But sometimes, the money that was...
An addiction to drugs, alcohol or other controlled substances will play a role in the outcome of a child custody hearing. If you develop the addiction after a custody order is created, a Delaware judge may agree to take a second look at it. The courts must make any...
If you get into an accident in Delaware and sustain injuries, you may want to file a personal injury claim. Before filing, you should understand the state’s comparative negligence laws. Comparative negligence defined Under Delaware's comparative negligence laws for...
Delaware residents have plenty of options when it comes to estate planning. What estate planning tools you use depends entirely on what assets you’re hoping to pass down and what circumstances apply to your family. Families with larger estates or beneficiaries that...
