Are you getting ready to sign a commercial lease agreement? Have you hired a lawyer to review it with you? Signing a commercial lease is a big deal, and there are important aspects you need to be aware of and certain terminology to look out for. Our
Our Blog
Our Blog
If you want to disinherit someone from your will, you probably have several questions, like who can be disinherited? What are the common reasons for disinheriting someone, and how can you ensure it’s legally enforceable?
Disinheriting someone from your will is a personal decision that only you
A non-disclosure agreement, commonly referred to as an NDA, is a legal contract between a person who has sensitive information and a person or people who might gain access to that information. An NDA creates a confidential relationship between these two parties with the intent of protecting the
There are many benefits to setting up a trust, both for you and your family. A trust is a component of an estate plan which allows you to transfer or gift a portion of your assets without completely losing control of them. This is done by transferring them
Sometimes adults lose the ability to make decisions for themselves due to mental incapacitation from a disease, injury, or illness. When a person’s mental state declines to the point that they aren’t able to understand the choices they’re making, someone needs to step in and assist with financial,
Have you found yourself in a situation where you believe it’s necessary to challenge a loved one’s will? While we think of wills as iron clad, there are circumstances in which a person’s will can be challenged. An experienced estate planning attorney can talk you through the options
You might have heard of a Living Will, but do you know what it’s for and why it’s important that you have one? It’s common to assume that you don’t need to think about estate planning or creating a will until you’re much older, but the truth is
Have you put together your estate plan yet? We often hear from people that they don’t think about estate planning until later in life when they’re nearing retirement age, but people of all ages need an estate plan. From unexpected accidents to illnesses, we can’t always plan for
Unfortunately, elder financial abuse is all too common and we see cases of it frequently. If you want to protect your senior loved ones, it’s best to be aware of what to look out for and how you can prevent any financial abuse from happening. In this article,
Have you created your estate plan yet? Despite your age, your financial situation, or the value of your assets, it’s very important to have an estate plan in place for when you pass away. Understandably, this can be overwhelming to figure out on your own, but with the