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As a business owner, you are going to have needs that change over time. Legally speaking, you may want to work with a firm that you trust and can build a relationship with because your legal needs will change as your business expands and grows. Your business may start...
You've worked hard to make your business as successful as it is. You poured your time and energy into it, not to mention your money. You're passionate about this company and you want it to succeed. However, you know that that success could be hampered by a number of...
Homeowners and construction professionals are often somewhat suspicious of each other. Most property owners have heard stories about people defrauded by shady contractors who take payments and never do the work, and many construction professionals have been burned at...
A will can be as simple as a few sentences handwritten on a piece of paper. It could also involve pages of instructions and integrate other estate planning tools, like a trust. The creation of a will is an important step for your protection and the protection of your...
There is a saying that there is always money to be found in real estate, and that is certainly true on the current residential property market. Demand is high, and so are prices. If you purchase distressed or improperly maintained properties, you can potentially make...
Estate planning involves writing out a will and maybe also creating a living will that takes effect if you experience a medical emergency. Those with spouses, children or substantial personal property may need an estate plan for their own protection or to ensure the...
If you are a real estate developer, then you should understand what a lien waiver is and how it may help you. A lien waiver is an agreement between a counterparty and payer. With this waiver, the counterparty gives up their right to place a lien of the person’s...
Having an estate plan is a great way to ensure that you are looking after your future. Guardianships, health care directives, wills and trusts, and appointing a Power of Attorney (POA) all offer ways to ensure that you are protecting your best wishes. While you may be...
Powers of attorney are arguably the most misunderstood of all estate planning documents. A surprising number of people are so wary about giving someone else authority over their finances or health that they just don't include powers of attorney in their estate plan at...
Real estate transactions often have many details and moving parts to track. It can be difficult for sellers, buyers and their professional representatives to remember all the details about a property or the terms of an offer. Contracts are crucial in real estate...
