Safeguarding Your Rights And Future In Legal Storms
Taking possession of a newly constructed home or business location should be an exhilarating experience and a happy event for the owner. Unfortunately, far too many home and business owners face disappointment, inconvenience or even financial losses instead of the quality workmanship they believed they were getting due to the discovery of one or more construction defects. In some cases,…
Have you ever seen electrical poles standing on private property? Or a path that gives a home access to the road, but crosses property belonging to another individual? These things might be examples of easements, which affect property owners’ rights and obligations. In property law, an easement is a nonpossessory interest in another party’s land. Put in more simple terms, when…
Have you thought about what will happen to your business when you pass away? It’s never too early to start succession planning. Few business owners like to think about what will happen to their company in the event of their incapacity or death. And in an increasingly competitive environment, simply maintaining your growth may consume virtually all of your attention.…
Among the would-be home buyers struggling to find places that fit their needs and their budgets are younger people who have never owned their own home before. The so-called “millennial” generation has reached its 30s, often with enough money saved up for a down payment and a desire for home ownership. But as we discussed in our Apr. 19 post, the…