What is a QTIP trust? 
A QTIP trust (short for “qualified terminable interest property” trust) is a type of trust that is often used in…
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Can a Buyer or Seller Break A Real Estate Contract?
Yes, a buyer or seller can break a real estate contract under certain circumstances. However, doing so can have legal…
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What are latent defect in a house?
Latent defects are hidden or concealed defects in a house that are not readily apparent upon inspection. They may not…
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What is a prenuptial agreement?
A prenuptial agreement, also known as a premarital agreement or prenup, is a legal contract that is entered into by…
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Legal Issues for Contractor Businesses: A Guide to Protecting Your Company
Contractor businesses face a unique set of legal issues that can impact their operations and profitability. From contract disputes to…
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Conspiracy and Federal Jurisdiction: Navigating Complex Legal Territories
In this post, we'll explore the complexities of conspiracy cases that involve multiple jurisdictions and federal law enforcement agencies.
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Understanding Modeling Contracts: A Guide for Instagram Models
As an Instagram model, it's important to understand the legal implications of your work, including the modeling contracts that you…
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The Art of Freelance Agreements: Key Components of Editing, Script Writing and Other Freelance Contracts
Editing/script writing/freelance agreements are contracts between individuals or businesses who are hiring a freelancer to provide a specific type of…
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Mastering Influencer Contracts: Essential Legal Considerations for Instagram Influencers
As an Instagram influencer, it's important to understand the legal implications of your work, including the influencer agreements that you…
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Does an “As-Is” clause in a real estate purchase agreement bar claims against the seller of my home for defects that I discover after I move in?
An “As-Is” clause in a real estate purchase agreement can limit the remedies available to a buyer if defects are…
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