Love and Money: Protecting Yourself from Angry Exes, Wacky Relatives, con Artists, and Inner Demons

Intro Title Page Copyright Dedication Table of Contents Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Prenuptial Agreements Chapter 2: Postnuptial Agreements Chapter 3: Cohabitation Agreements Chapter 4: Protecting Fido and Fluffy Chapter 5: Stale Documents Can Cost You Chapter 6: Children and Money Chapter 7: Toxic Agreements Chapter 8: Trusts as Love Contracts Chapter 9: Second-Marriage Planning Chapter 10: The Internal Laws of Love and Money Chapter 11: Eliminating Personal Roadblocks to Wealth Chapter 12: The Love Contract in Action Chapter 13: Love Contract with My Future Self. Chapter 14: The Love Contract with Future GenerationsEpilogue Index. "I have often said that money problems are not solved with money. Ann-Margaret understands it is not what you make but what you keep that matters. You will read this once and refer to it for years to come." —Dr. Phil, from his foreword It is no secret that we are living in an increasingly litigious society. What may come as a surprise, though, is that we are far more likely to be involved in a costly legal dispute with a former loved one than we are with a stranger. In Love and Money , Ann-Margaret Carrozza will help you to easily understand and implement essential legal strategies to prevent you from doing legal battle with someone you once shared Thanksgiving dinner (or a pillow) with. Through an engaging narrative, including amusing cautionary tales, readers will learn how to utilize contracts to identify and avoid costly relationship landmines, reduce pet peeves, and create a joint mission statement, all the while ensuring that one's wealth and values are transmitted to future generations. Love and Money demystifies many legal structures, including: Prenuptial agreements Postnuptial agreements Cohabitation agreements Love contracts Wills Trusts Powers of attorney Healthcare advance directives After learning how to erect legal barriers against external wealth destroyers and evildoers, the focus of the book moves to internal wealth destroyers. Readers will learn how to identify and combat internal wealth repellants such as low self-esteem, fear, and stress. Becoming and remaining wealthy requires more than just money. This book provides a unique education about the interrelated nature of the internal and external laws of wealth and how to put them both to work for stronger relationships with one's finances and loved ones. Librarian's note: An alternate cover edition can be found (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36123172.here) here It is no secret that we are living in an increasingly litigious society. What may come as a surprise, though, is that we are far more likely to be involved in a costly legal dispute with a former loved one than we are with a stranger. In Love and Money , Ann-Margaret Carrozza will help you to easily understand and implement essential legal strategies to prevent you from doing legal battle with someone you once shared Thanksgiving dinner (or a pillow) with. Through an engaging narrative, including amusing cautionary tales, readers will learn how to utilize contracts to identify and avoid costly relationship landmines, reduce pet peeves, and create a joint mission statement, all the while ensuring that ones wealth and values are transmitted to future generations. Love and Money demystifies many legal structures, including: Prenuptial Postnuptial Cohabitation agreements Love contracts Wills Trusts Powers of attorney Healthcare advance directives After learning how to erect legal barriers against external wealth destroyers and evildoers, the focus of the book moves to internal wealth destroyers. Readers will learn how to identify and combat internal wealth repellants such as low self-esteem, fear, and stress. Becoming and remaining wealthy requires more than just money. This book provides a unique education about the interrelated nature of the internal and external laws of wealth and how to put them both to work for stronger relationships with ones finances and loved ones. A guide to safeguarding your wealth and your relationships, from an attorney who “understands it is not what you make but what you keep that matters” (Dr. Phil McGraw, from his foreword). It may surprise you that if you become involved in a costly legal battle, it’s far more likely to be with a former loved one than a stranger. In Love and Money, Ann-Margaret Carrozza helps you easily understand and implement essential legal strategies to prevent you from such conflicts with someone you once shared Thanksgiving dinner (or a pillow) with. Through an engaging narrative, including dozens of real-life cautionary tales, you’ll learn how to utilize contracts to identify and avoid costly relationship landmines, reduce pet peeves, and create a joint mission statement, all the while ensuring that your wealth and values are transmitted to future generations. Love and Money demystifies many legal structures, including: Prenuptial agreements * Postnuptial agreements * Cohabitation agreements * Love contracts * Wills * Trusts * Powers of attorney * Healthcare advance directives In addition to focusing on external wealth destroyers like toxic contracts and con artists, the book also delves into internal wealth repellants such as low self-esteem, fear, and stress. Becoming and remaining wealthy requires more than just money. This book provides a unique education about the interrelated nature of the internal and external laws of wealth and how to put them both to work for stronger relationships with one’s finances and loved ones. It is no secret that we are living in an increasingly litigious society. What may come as a surprise, though, is that we are far more likely to be involved in a costly legal dispute with a former loved one than we are with a stranger. In Love and Money, Ann-Margaret Carrozza will help you to easily understand and implement essential legal strategies to prevent you from doing legal battle with someone you once shared Thanksgiving dinner (or a pillow) with. Through an engaging narrative, including amusing cautionary tales, readers will learn how to utilize contracts to identify and avoid costly relationship landmines, reduce pet peeves, and create a joint mission statement, all the while ensuring that ones wealth and values are transmitted to future generations.--Amazon.com