We frequently assist clients whose parents or relatives recently died and our client was named as the Executor in the decedent’s Will. The Executor now wants to sell the house and distribute the proceeds as per the Will and they want to know when can they legally sell the property. The first step after someone… Read more »
Posts By: Gary Giannantonio
WHEN DO I NEED TO UPDATE MY WILL AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY?
In many cases clients have their first Will, Medical and General Powers of Attorney and Living Will prepared after they are married or have children or after they purchase their first home. But then the question is when I do I need to update my documents. My rule of thumb is that you should review… Read more »
WHEN DO I NEED TO UPDATE MY WILL AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY?
Choosing an Executor, Trustee and Guardian
Clients frequently ask me who they should name as Executor, Trustee or Guardian when they create their Last Will and Testament. First, let me explain the difference between the three roles. The Executor is the person who probates your Will, goes into your house and through all of your personal belongings, safeguards your assets, gathers… Read more »
What You Need To Know About Landlord Tenant Credit Before You Rent Your Next Apartment
By Robyn Latman, Esq. What the heck is Landlord Tenant credit, and how do I find out what my prospective tenant’s landlord tenant credit is? Read on to learn what you need to know about landlord tenant credit before you rent your next apartment to the wrong tenant. Before you do many of life’s… Read more »
Landlord seeking Lawyer
By Robyn Latman, Esq. Are you a Landlord? You need a lawyer. Not just any lawyer. You need a lawyer who gets you, who gets what you need, and who knows how to get that for you. Let me explain. Last week, I attended a meeting for Real Estate Investors. This was my first… Read more »
Durable Power of Attorney
A durable power of attorney is a legal document that you should set up long before you ever need it. In it you empower an individual to act on your behalf during your lifetime. The trusted individual is known as your agent. The powers given to your agent become void upon your death. Whatever powers… Read more »
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