Informational articles that answer some of the most common legal questions.
This past spring, when the Covid-19 pandemic began, both the federal and state governments issued various orders to help businesses stay afloat. However, some of these protections have now expired,
Over the last two years we have continued to keep you updated regarding the controversial court decision and subsequent California law that significantly restricts which workers can be classified as
What is Prop 15? Proposition 15 is a proposed amendment to the state constitution that is on the November 3 ballot. Currently, commercial property owners in California pay taxes based
It’s no secret that 2020 has been a scary, uncertain and confusing time. Given the new COVID world we live in, there is no time like the present to make
The intent of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (“FDCPA”), enacted in 1978, is to protect consumers from unfair or abusive debt collection tactics. The Act sets forth clear standards
It’s no secret that we’re all more conscious of our health and our family’s health because of the current global pandemic. Which leads me to ask: Have you ever wondered
PPP Explained As most business owners know by now, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was launched in April 2020 with $349 billion in funding. The first round was exhausted in
A Seller’s Worst Nightmare Once a seller has closed escrow and possession has been provided to the buyer, the last thing the seller wants to do is revisit the sale.
As the pandemic hit, the government ordered businesses to close. Now, as businesses start to reopen, restrictions are in place. Tenants stopped paying rent under their leases due to the
Many documents require a notary. Trusts, powers of attorney, loan documents, and deeds are a few examples. But during a global pandemic, how does one safely get documents notarized? This
If you think you can’t sell a home right now because of COVID-19, you should reconsider your thinking. Real estate is deemed an essential service. That means that people are
In December of 2019, President Trump signed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act. Aimed at making retirement planning accessible to more Americans, the Act triggered changes