What to do if You Lose Your Trust Documents? 
Losing one or all trust documents occurs more frequently than most people realize. Without the trust documents, there is no…
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Statute of Limitations on Landlord-Tenant Security Deposit Disputes
What is a Security Deposit? A security deposit is a refundable fee that a new resident gives to their landlord…
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What is Attorney-Client Privilege?
While the definition of attorney-client privilege is differs depending on if you are in state or federal court, this law…
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Can Your Spouse Make You Liable for Their Debts?
To determine whether your spouse can make you liable for their debts, you must first understand what type of property…
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What is a 1031 Exchange
The 1031 exchange refers to a section of the Internal Revenue Code that was conceived of in 1954 as an…
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What is a Non-Compete Agreement
A non-compete agreement is a document that employers use to prohibit employees from working for the employer’s competitors during or…
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John McAfee’s Tumultuous Life
John McAfee, born in England on September 18th, 1945, reportedly died of suicide in a Barcelona prison on June 23rd,…
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How Do Your Investments Transfer After you Die?
After a person passes away, their investment accounts will be pass on to the people or entities that they designate…
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Benefits of Designating Beneficiaries on Investment, Bank, and Retirement Accounts
One of the most basic yet important actions you must take when creating your estate plan is to assign beneficiaries…
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What is a Hostile Work Environment?
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) defines the legal term “hostile work environment” as “unwelcome conduct that is based…
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