Who Can Come Forward To Contest A Will?

If you are hoping to come forward to challenge or dispute a will, you may not realize that you have a difficult road ahead of you. Challenging a will is not a simple task and you will quickly find that you need solid evidence when coming forward. Courts often see family members threaten to contest a will when they have...

Estate Plan Tips You Need To Know

Estate Planning Lawyer If you’ve been researching all things estate planning, then you likely have heard limitless tips on how to make the task easier for you. Planning for both life and death is something each person will have to do eventually, and if you don’t have your matters in place, it can make things harder for loved ones who...

Setting Up Ownership Of An LLC

Business Lawyer Ownership of an LLC is a bit more complicated than ownership of a corporation. Often, owners do not have “shares” and so their ownership is only catalogued in the Operating Agreement of the LLC. This makes selling and buying of LLC ownership complicated for most people to manage without an Attorney. How to set up ownership of an...

Why Choose a Demolition Over a Renovation?

Believe it or not, demolitions can be less expensive than a full on renovation. Whether you are looking to update an office for business purposes or your home, you should look at all of the pros and cons of renovations versus complete demolition. You may be surprised with what you find. Always contact demolition services, like the services of Nielsen...

How to Make Filing for Bankruptcy Less Frightening

Filing for bankruptcy feels like a severe and permanent decision. You may be afraid that once you file you are going to regret it. This is why it is so important to have a bankruptcy attorney, like one from The Law Offices of Ronald I. Chorches, on your side. He or she will be there every step of the way...

Key Strategies for Estate Planning

Estate Planning Lawyer Estate Planning Tips: When to Update or Start Your Strategy If you're like most people, you don't want to think about your estate plan. Not only is it a difficult subject for a lot of people, but it can also feel complex and redundant. Still, if you want to ensure that your wishes are honored and that...

Designing a Comprehensive Estate Plan

Estate Lawyer Critical Aspects of Designing a Comprehensive Estate Plan Creating an estate plan isn't something we do every day. Because of this, the thought of putting one together can be vexing. Still, it's important that we have one in place so our after-death wishes are carried out. Here are some estate planning matters that need to be handled. Write...

Home Buyer Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make

Whether you're getting married, looking for more space to raise a family, want to stop renting and start investing, or maybe you're looking for a rental property you can make some extra cash on - The reasons people have for wanting to buy a home can vary. However, whatever your reason, you'll want to be sure to avoid these top...

Do I Have to Probate an Estate if There is No Will?

Do I Have to Probate an Estate if There is No Will? Losing a loved one is difficult, and that process can be further complicated by lengthy legal proceedings to determine the fate of that loved one’s estate. Many people want to avoid probate courts whenever possible. However, when someone dies without a will, the decedent’s estate will likely automatically...

Why You Might Want to Create a Video Will

Will Lawyer Creating a Will A valid will must be in writing and include a creation date with signatures from two witnesses. Video wills are not enforceable, but you may choose to make a video to accompany your will for various reasons. It Can Provide Proof of Intentions and Sound Mind Disgruntled family members may try to contest your will...

What Does a Trust Attorney Do?

What Does a Trust Lawyer Do? A trust lawyer will set up a trust on your behalf. A trust lawyer can offer pertinent legal aid to whomever you name your trustee, the individual who is in charge managing the trust. You can even call a legal representative as your trustee. This can be useful if your estate is large and...

Private Equity: Opportunities and Risks

Financial Coach What Is Private Equity? Private equity refers to equity investments in companies that aren't publicly traded. Typically, private equity firms pool resources of wealthy individuals and institutions to create an investment fund that then invests in companies that are not publicly traded. There usually is a very high minimum investment and hefty fees to invest. Additionally, holding periods...

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