Helping Our Clients Address A Variety Of Legal Needs
When buying a home, the excitement of closing the deal can be overwhelming, and it’s easy to make mistakes. One of the things you shouldn’t overlook in the home purchase agreement is contingency clauses. Contingency clauses are conditions that allow you to back out of...
The person you name as executor of your estate will have a significant influence on how smoothly, speedily and accurately your estate plan is implemented. Hence, it is worth taking your time to pick the right person. Here are some tips to help you find them: Start...
Having a baby is a major event in a parent’s life. While many new parents think about things like packing the diaper bag and making sure they have a safe car seat, there’s another important task they should take care of. New parents need to ensure they have an estate...
As a business owner, you are used to tackling challenges and planning for the future. However, many business owners often miss a vital step in securing their business’s future: making an estate plan. How can an estate plan support the continued success of your...
Encounters with police officers can be nerve-wracking, especially if you get the feeling they believe you have done something wrong. Or, if you know you have done something wrong. Nerves and a lack of knowledge about how to handle these situations may cause you to do...
As you create your estate plan, your focus is on providing for your family. Your estate plan is a way for you to transfer both tangible and financial assets to the next generation. This can be hugely beneficial to them as they move forward in their own lives. But you...
If you are planning to purchase real property, it is important to research whether any property that inspires your interest is affected by one or more easements. An easement is a legal right that allows someone to use another person's land for a specific purpose....
In most cases, when the police want to search someone’s home, they start by seeking consent. They may simply ask you if they can come inside and take a look around. You are not obligated to provide them with consent, but some people do. If they can’t get your consent,...
Running a business on your own can be a daunting responsibility, particularly if that business has reached a large scale. That’s why many business owners opt to form a partnership. A business partnership means that legal, financial and day-to-day responsibilities can...
Congratulations! You've successfully launched your business in North Dakota. But the journey doesn't stop at the starting line. As your business grows and evolves, so do your legal needs. From navigating contracts and protecting your intellectual property to managing...