Estate Planning FAQs

Posted on: 11 September 2020

Whether you live in a condominium or a town home complex you might find that there is a homeowner's association attached to it. This can be a good thing because they help to regulate what is expected of the homeowners as well as get things done such as repairs, maintenance, and landscaping. While there typically shouldn't be any legal problems sometimes issues can arise and you might need some legal help.
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Posted on: 12 August 2020

Folks often think of personal injury lawyers handling cases involving incidents at commercial establishments or people's homes. Schools, however, are also common places for injuries to occur, and yes, personal injury lawyers do pursue claims and suits against them. Let's look at how that process may work in cases involving private and public institutions. Understand Why Families Sue Schools Many of the most common reasons for hiring personal injury lawyers apply to cases against schools.
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Posted on: 16 July 2020

Venture capital financing for small businesses and startups can be a lucrative, long-term investment opportunity. However, just as with any investment, there are risks involved, especially when it comes to the contract agreement. If the contract agreement is one-sided and it favors the company more than it favors you as the investor — it can spell trouble. It is important to review any venture capital agreement thoroughly before moving forward with the deal.
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Posted on: 15 June 2020

One of the reasons for hiring a real estate attorney is to take a close look at potential misrepresentations. These can occur while buying or selling a property, and they can come up during appraisals and valuations, too. Both sides in a transaction should be aware of the ramifications of misrepresentations, and here are four reasons why this topic is a big deal. Contracts and Transfers Can Be Nullified or Modified
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