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A Will Doesn’t Have to Be Signed to Be Valid in Tennessee

Do all Wills require a signature? This once ironclad requirement in estate planning may not be as st (more…)

Jason CheungNov 22, 2021

The First Wrongful Death Lawsuits Over Coronavirus are Here

Life Care Center in Kirkland Washington was one of the first known areas in United States to suffer (more…)

Jason CheungApr 28, 2020

The Laws Behind Protecting Stan Lee's Legacy

Stan Lee, the icon of Marvel Comics, passed away at the age of 95 this November. Under Lee’s leade (more…)

Jason CheungNov 20, 2018

Conflict of Interest: Doctor Borrowed $300K from a Patient and Diagnosed Her with Dementia Years Later

Conflict of Interest: Doctor Borrowed $300K from a Patient and Diagnos...

Dr. Suellen Lee gave up her medical license last September when she diagnosed a patient with dementi (more…)

Jason CheungNov 05, 2018

Discriminatory Motives Not Enough to Invalidate Will That Disinherited Daughter

Discriminatory Motives Not Enough to Invalidate Will That Disinherited...

A New Jersey woman who claims she was disinherited from her father’s will because she married a Je (more…)

Ashley RoncevicSep 02, 2016

Prince’s Supposed Heirs Fight Over His Estate

“When Doves Cry,” “1999,” “Little Red Corvette,” “Purple Rain” – Prince Rogers Nel (more…)

Erin Chan-AdamsAug 04, 2016

How Can Your Foreclosure Affect You?

No one wants to foreclose, but it happens if you fall behind on your mortgage payments and have no w (more…)

Erin Chan-AdamsMay 23, 2016

New Bill Makes it Easier for Surviving Spouse to Fight Foreclosure

California Attorney General Kamala Harris is supporting a bill that expands the state’s Homeowners (more…)

Erin Chan-AdamsMay 04, 2016

Removing Permanent Alimony for Divorcing Floridians a No Go

A previous blog discussed Florida’s child custody bill that would have started divorcing parents o (more…)

Ashley RoncevicApr 27, 2016

Protecting Your Heirs from Foreclosure

It’s an all too familiar story – couple meets, falls in love, and gets married. They buy a house (more…)

Erin Chan-AdamsApr 06, 2016

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A Will Doesn’t Have to Be Signed to Be Valid in Tennessee

A Will Doesn’t Have to Be Signed to Be Valid in Tennessee

The First Wrongful Death Lawsuits Over Coronavirus are Here

The First Wrongful Death Lawsuits Over Coronavirus are Here

The Laws Behind Protecting Stan Lee's Legacy

The Laws Behind Protecting Stan Lee's Legacy

Conflict of Interest: Doctor Borrowed $300K from a Patient and Diagnosed Her with Dementia Years Later

Conflict of Interest: Doctor Borrowed $300K from a Patient and Diagnos...

Discriminatory Motives Not Enough to Invalidate Will That Disinherited Daughter

Discriminatory Motives Not Enough to Invalidate Will That Disinherited...

Prince’s Supposed Heirs Fight Over His Estate

Prince’s Supposed Heirs Fight Over His Estate

How Can Your Foreclosure Affect You?

How Can Your Foreclosure Affect You?

New Bill Makes it Easier for Surviving Spouse to Fight Foreclosure

New Bill Makes it Easier for Surviving Spouse to Fight Foreclosure

Removing Permanent Alimony for Divorcing Floridians a No Go

Removing Permanent Alimony for Divorcing Floridians a No Go

Protecting Your Heirs from Foreclosure

Protecting Your Heirs from Foreclosure

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