Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggle founding partner Robert Boyd, was interviewed by Consumer Reports in an article with tips for those contemplating remarriage. Boyd offered insights about managing, on the front end, family expectations such as children’s allowances, tuition and financial assistance to adult children or aging parents. Boyd cautions against immediately combining finances, and… Read More
Boyd, Collar, Nolen & Tuggle founding partner Bob Boyd was quoted in a May 1 article in U.S. News and World Report about senior citizens who date. The article notes that 45 percent of Americans older than age 65 are divorced, separated or widowed. Boyd advises seniors considering remarriage to carefully address money matters, particularly… Read More
Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggle partner Cynthia Wright recently authored a “From the Bench” column about how private courtrooms are being used for deciding family law matters. The column, which ran in the Atlanta Bar Association’s “Atlanta Lawyer” magazine, notes the behind-closed-doors alternative “has all the benefits of a fair and formal judicial process without… Read More
An article featuring Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggle associate Katie Kiihnl, discussing the choices that money-smart young people make, was published by Fox Business.com. The article notes, that Kiihnl, upon graduating from law school, met with a financial planner. “Want to make smart money moves in your 20s? Then follow Kiihnl’s advice: You need to… Read More
Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggle associate Katie Kiihnl was featured in an article, published by The Motley Fool that explores some of the choices that money-smart young people make. The article notes, that Kiihnl, upon graduating from law school, met with a financial planner. “Even when you’re in your 20s, burdened with student-loan debt and… Read More