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Why Bother With Estate Planning While I’m Young And Broke?
There is a common myth that estate planning is only for the elderly or the wealthy; maybe even only for the elderly and wealthy. This myth shows that few really…
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Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
Many of our clients own one or more residential rental properties. For the most part these clients are great people and always try to do the right thing. However, there…
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What is Probate and What are Probate Assets?
I was thinking about the course of conversations with many estate planning clients. One common theme occurred to me I spend some amount of time with every client explaining the…
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Selling Mom’s House
When your parents pass away, life is difficult enough. The last thing you want is to be stuck paying the mortgage on their house or risk foreclosure. It is quite…
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New to Town? There May Be Entirely Different Laws
I recently spent some time in Florida. Amidst the beautiful, blue skies, I also learned about a lot of Florida laws. Although I am not licensed in Florida and I…
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Once Again Charged With a Crime? Entitled to Bail? – Criminal Litigation
The majority of individuals know, if you are arrested for a crime, you are entitled to have a bond set in most instances. This bond will allow you to be…
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The Benefits Of A Durable Power of Attorney For Healthcare – Estate Planning
A Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare, or sometimes called a Healthcare Power of Attorney (HCPOA), is an important document for everyone to have. The specific reasons for having an…
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CONTRACT LAW – INTERNET FORMS AND ATTORNEY FEE PROVISIONS
As an attorney, often times clients come to us wanting us to fix a situation after the client has tried to take on a legal matter themselves. This is completely…
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Civil Litigation: Landlord Tenant Accepting Payment After Notice of Eviction
The legal arena surrounding residential landlord tenant law can be like a mine field at times. One particular trap that many landlords find themselves in, involves a situation where a…
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12 Days of Giving Day 1: Lisa Chaney Chose the Ronald McDonald House
“Ronald McDonald House was our home away from home while our youngest daughter was in the neonatal intensive care unit the first six weeks of her life. Not only did they…
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