Both arbitration and mediation are faster, and typically much less expensive, ways of resolving real-estate and other disputes than going to court. But the two
If you have a will or have been thinking of creating one, don’t forget to also have your attorney draft these other, equally important, documents
A deed may just be a piece of paper, but it is the lifeblood of every real estate transaction. The deed documents who owns the
Sometimes clients come to an attorney wanting to create a Revocable Living Trust. What this means is that a legal entity, or trust, is created
You’re about to purchase a new home or sell your old one, and you wonder whether you need an attorney or can “get away” using
If you last bought or sold your property more than 8 months ago, you may be surprised the next time you’re at a real estate
Nobody lives forever, so no matter how young or healthy you are, almost everyone should have a valid will. A will determines who gets your
The death of the musician Prince is more than just a tragedy of a brilliant life cut way too short. It’s also a reminder that
Thanks to regulations stemming from the Dodd-Frank legislation, big changes are coming to residential real estate closings on deals initiated after October 3rd. The changes
Recently I’ve seen several client deals for a condo fall through because the buyer wasn’t approved by the lender. This problem could have been avoided,
