We Understand The Ins And Outs Of Real Estate Law
You may be considering buying a new home, and perhaps you're thinking about getting one with a rental property. An example of this could be a duplex. You and your family could live in one side of the duplex while you rent out the other side of the property. There are...
Will creation is a crucial part of the estate planning process. By dedicating time to creating one, you are taking full control of your legacy as well as your loved ones’ futures. Better still, you will be taking the guesswork out of the picture as far as your wishes...
Some home buyers prefer buying in a region with rules. A homeowner association (HOA) has regulations governing an area. This improves sanitation, guarantees security and protects properties' values. Moving into such a neighborhood can be an exciting move. However, at...
You’re ready to sell your home – but there’s an involuntary lien on it that you know is going to cause problems. It could be a tax lien, a judgment lien from an old debt or a contractor’s lien that’s leftover from a construction dispute. You’re afraid that will prove...
Local demand, interest rates and even recent history in a specific neighborhood can all influence what property is worth on the real estate market. Sellers try to get the maximum price for their property when listing their homes or investment holdings, while buyers...
Being a trustee comes with enormous responsibilities. These individuals are responsible for administering the trust upon the grantor’s demise. This involves ensuring that the grantor’s wishes are executed per the provisions of the trust instrument. To effectively...
There are many ways for creditors to push someone who has fallen behind on their scheduled payments. Often, basic collection efforts can bring a past-due account back into good standing. A phone call advising someone that an account will shortly go to collections...
Most landlords maintain a positive relationship with tenants for years, but some experience issues. If you and your tenant are in dispute, it will help to resolve it sooner. But, if it's irreconcilable, you may ask them to leave. Unfortunately, evicting a renter is...
Your estate plan is more than just a will. It includes multiple documents that outline what should happen to your estate after you pass away, and if you have advance directives or living wills, it outlines what your heirs can do while you are living. What you include...
Older Americans sometimes delay their estate planning for far too long. This can backfire on them -- and even more so on their surviving spouses and any dependent children. You want to do the right thing for your heirs and beneficiaries, but in these uncertain times,...
