What should you do if you discover serious construction defects?
Construction and home building are trades governed by both state rules and best practices in the industry. Professionals have an obligation to create structures that are safe and functional for the people who hire them, as well as to comply with terms set in the contract for work. Unfortunately, not all construction professionals make as…
What not to include in a will
The prevailing wisdom when drafting estate planning documents is to be as thorough as possible. Those drafting the will should have a comprehensive list of assets, clear directions for how to disperse them and how to handle other relevant matters. Nevertheless, there are certain assets and arrangements you should not include as part of your…
What to do if you are not in the will?
Parents will often have a difficult time discussing the details of their will, trust or estate plan. So it may be a few words along the lines of, “you and your brother will split everything after your mother dies.” That is often all the information that a family member gets unless they are the trustee….
How can an irrevocable trust help you qualify for Medicaid?
As you start planning your estate, you will want to start thinking about future healthcare costs. While you may still be in good health now, you may reach a point where you can no longer take care of yourself. Planning for the future can prepare you for the high costs of nursing homes. According to…
Which warranty do you have on your home construction job?
Everyone enjoys peace of mind and that’s why warranties are so popular. Everything from the car in your garage or the blender in your cupboard came with a warranty. You like knowing that you’re protected against defective products in the early stages of your ownership. Many construction companies and contractors also offer warranties on their…