Filing for bankruptcy is scary no matter who you are or what kind of debts you have. It is much easier when you have someone who knows what they are doing on your side. This is why you need to hire a bankruptcy lawyer, like one from the Law Offices of Ronald I. Chorches as […]Continue reading
Trust Lawyer A living trust is defined as being a legal document, or trust, that is created during a person’s lifetime (trustor) where a designated person (trustee) is given responsibility for managing the trustor’s assets for the benefit of eventually becoming beneficiary. A living trust has been designed to allow for a seamless transfer of […]Continue reading
Ways a Will Executor May Abuse Their Role We entrust executors with their authority to handle an estate and communicate with loved ones. Putting faith into someone to manage what you have built over a lifetime isn’t easy, so it’s important to choose a person who will always have your best interests at mind and […]Continue reading
You are going through a nasty divorce and have been faced with the task of responding to your current spouse who wishes to divorce you. This does not make you happy, however, your statement or response is necessary to complete this task. If you are too difficult, you may be served with a subpoena. No […]Continue reading
Designing an estate plan can be a delicate balancing act. On the one hand, you want to preserve as much wealth as possible for your family by protecting it from estate taxes and creditors’ claims. On the other hand, you want to have some control over your assets during your life. Unfortunately, these two goals […]Continue reading
Foreclosure Lawyer When foreclosure proceedings start, it is important to have an experienced lawyer on your side. If you’re like most people, you may not know where to turn or what to do. A foreclosure lawyer will help guide you through the process and protect your interests. By working with The Law Offices of Neil […]Continue reading
One famous limitation of the right to contract is the unenforceability of an illegal contractual promise. Even if parties fulfill all other necessary conditions to form a valid contract, the illegality of a promise, especially if the illegal promise can cause significant harm to the public, is frequently an accepted excuse for nonperformance of a […]Continue reading
Pour Over Will: What Is It And How Does It Work? Pour over wills are often used in an estate plan that features a revocable living trust. Understanding what a pour over will can help you understand if you want to include this device in your estate plan. A pour over will often play a […]Continue reading
If you’ve worked a lifetime to build a large estate, you undoubtedly would like to leave a lasting legacy to your children and future generations. Educating your children about saving, investing and other money management skills can help keep your legacy alive. Teaching Techniques There’s no one right way to teach your children about money. […]Continue reading
Whether you’re purchasing a house, a commercial plot, a tract of land, or any other kind of real estate, odds are that the state you live in will require you to form a written agreement between the purchaser and the buyer. The reasoning is that real estate purchases are generally more complex than most other […]Continue reading
