Conspiracy and Plea Bargaining: Weighing Your Legal Options 
Being accused of conspiracy can be an overwhelming experience, prompting defendants to consider their legal options, including plea bargaining. In…
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What is a bypass trust?
A bypass trust, also known as a credit shelter trust or a family trust, is a type of trust that…
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Latent Defects in Your New Home? How an Attorney Can Help
When you buy a home, you expect it to be in good condition and free of defects.
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Can an individual condominium unit owner sue for undisclosed defects in the construction of the condominium building as a whole?
It is generally possible for an individual condominium unit owner to sue for undisclosed defects in the construction of the…
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The Legal Framework of a Sponsorship Split Agreement: Key Components and Considerations
A sponsorship split is a type of agreement between two or more parties in which they share the sponsorship rights…
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Know Your Rights: What You Need to Know About Your Rights in an IRS Audit
If you are facing an IRS audit, it's important to understand your rights as a taxpayer. The IRS
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How an Attorney Can Help with Your IRS Offer in Compromise
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a program offered by the IRS that allows taxpayers to settle their tax debt…
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The Importance of Buyer Default Provisions in a Real Estate Contract: Key Components and Legal Remedies for Sellers
In a real estate transaction, the buyer is not the only party with obligations under the contract. A well-drafted real…
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From Pre-Approval to Closing: How a Real Estate Attorney Can Help You Buy a Home in the Spring
Buying a home is a major investment, and it's important to take steps to protect your interests during the process.
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Can I sue a neighbor who makes too much noise?
It is generally not possible to sue a neighbor solely for making noise. However, if the noise is excessive or…
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