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Not Using an Attorney – Unlike the other people involved in the transaction, only an attorney is licensed to give legal advice. The average Residential Contract for Sale and Purchase is overflowing with legal jargon and contains over 11,000 words. While a real estate agent may have experience filling-in the […]

Failing to Disclose – Most lawsuits following the sale of a home involve the failure to disclose defects. For example, if you know flooding occurs in the garage after a rainstorm, you have a duty to disclose it to the buyer. Failing to disclose it could result in you paying […]

If you and your spouse are in the process of ending your marriage, it might seem like the right time to get back into the dating scene now that you will soon be single again. Unfortunately, you are technically still married, your divorce has not been finalized, and your settlement […]

Question #1: What is alimony? A: Also known as spousal support, alimony is an agreement or court order that is reached during divorce proceedings and results in one spouse having to pay the other spouse to help cover their various expenses. Spouses can also receive temporary alimony, also called pendent lite alimony, while their divorce […]