Oops, she did it yet again. Mercurial pop star Britney Spears skipped out on another divorce hearing, quickly exiting a Los Angeles courthouse January 23 only moments after passing through security.

Britney Spears flees custody hearing before entering courtroom. Court officials attempt to help Britney make her way into the courthouse. Britney reports that she is too anxious to enter. As a result, Britany will have no contact with her sons until a February 19 hearing.

All parents have dreams for their children, but what happens if you're not around to see them come true? The decision of who gets custody of your child is never easy, but it’s important you make your desires clear in your will now; especially if you’re raising a child with special needs. Unless you want is a judge to make that choice for you, now is the time for you to act - and this guide can get you started.

No one wants to have to think about their own death; and yet, if you truly love your relatives and next-of-kin, the best way to avoid adding pain to your passing is by making your wishes clear in a will. While laws vary from state to state, in general, without a will, a judge in probate court decides where all of your stuff goes and to whom. And despite the relative ease and affordability, over half of all adult Americans still haven’t drafted one.

When it's time to cover your assets, we have some tips to get you started.

Whether to get a prenuptial agreement isn’t exactly the most romantic decision you and your partner will make, but it is one of the most important. Not every couple needs one, of course, but given today’s high divorce rates, a small argument over the terms of a prenup today can help avoid messy alimony fights and child custody battles a few years down the road. Is a prenup right for you?