Informational articles that answer some of the most common legal questions.
Estate planning is designed to determine how your assets will be preserved, managed, and distributed after your death. It also makes provisions for how your assets will be managed in
With the pain of the pandemic easing, and many businesses returning to normal operations, businesses are revamping their public health strategies. Many have begun to require, or strongly recommend, that
The American Families Plan, a plan that redirects $1.8 trillion dollars into education, healthcare, childcare, and more, is gaining traction in Congress. But how does President Biden propose to pay
Just a short time ago, no one had ever heard of “cryptocurrency.” In the decade since Bitcoin arrived on the scene, most of us know at least a few people
There’s no doubt about it: we’re in the midst of what is termed a “seller’s market” in the real estate world. The pandemic has shaken up the way we live
If you’ve decided to sell your home, you’ve just answered the first in a long series of questions. The next will be, “Do I need a real estate agent to
2020 challenged the way we live and work. This includes the impact of a changing society on the commercial real estate market. However, many of the real estate trends we’ve
Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Congress has passed two different stimulus packages sending direct payments to many Americans. Now, a third stimulus is being debated. With the first
Throughout the pandemic, Congress has debated and passed financial aid packages aimed at helping struggling businesses survive. After the funds from the 2020 CARES Act were expended, the government moved
After the year we’ve all had, it’s about time for some good news. The housing market is set to be red-hot in 2021. That means increased values, inventory moving quickly,
A new year has arrived, and so have many new California laws which took effect on January 1. In order to comply with these laws, businesses both large and small
This past November, California voters approved Proposition 19, which is now set to revamp certain tax issues regarding home ownership. In particular, those who inherit real property in the state