If proper procedure is not used to disapprove a real estate contract, your client could be stuck with a binding contract. Attorney review clauses have long been fixtures in transactions where a realtor has drawn up the agreement of sale,
Your focus is probably now on summer fun and back-to-school responsibilities remain in the back of your mind. But, why not get ahead of the game by starting to plan right now? If your child has received special services during
The housing market is rebounding with June numbers showing strength across the nation and locally. In the townhouse, condominium and adult community markets, more deals are closing and inventories are shrinking. Many of these buyers will be moving, for the
The topic of advanced directives, durable power of attorney for health care, and other end of life planning is not an easy one to approach, but planning ahead can help save you and your family additional stress. It’s also easier
Senior citizens need the support of their families and communities more as they continue to mature, and the court system doesn’t always have the resources available to give each individual all the attention they would like. Anybody who is at
Buzz Aldrin is most famous for being the second man to walk on the moon, but recently he’s made headlines for suing two of his children and a former business manager. Aldrin accused them of misusing his credit cards, transferring
At 16 percent, unmarried couples made up the largest percentage of first-time home buyers last year than they have since 1981, according to the annual National Association of Realtors report. Many couples don’t realize just how risky it can be
For most school-age children, a new marking period is underway and the school year is halfway over! It’s the perfect time to take a closer look at your child’s school progress and the effectiveness of their IEP. Is your child
As 2017 comes to an end, those of us in the special education arena are already looking ahead to 2018. Next year, it is expected that the Commissioner of Education will issue guidelines related to transgender students. Earlier this year,
Like you, I wear many hats in my life. Mother, attorney, wife, daughter… and yoga teacher. I have taught yoga for over nine years, and it is one of the greatest sources of joy in my life. Each class, I
If proper procedure is not used to disapprove a real estate contract, your client could be stuck with a binding contract. Attorney review clauses have long been fixtures in transactions where a realtor has drawn up the agreement of sale,
Your focus is probably now on summer fun and back-to-school responsibilities remain in the back of your mind. But, why not get ahead of the game by starting to plan right now? If your child has received special services during
The housing market is rebounding with June numbers showing strength across the nation and locally. In the townhouse, condominium and adult community markets, more deals are closing and inventories are shrinking. Many of these buyers will be moving, for the
The topic of advanced directives, durable power of attorney for health care, and other end of life planning is not an easy one to approach, but planning ahead can help save you and your family additional stress. It’s also easier
Senior citizens need the support of their families and communities more as they continue to mature, and the court system doesn’t always have the resources available to give each individual all the attention they would like. Anybody who is at
Buzz Aldrin is most famous for being the second man to walk on the moon, but recently he’s made headlines for suing two of his children and a former business manager. Aldrin accused them of misusing his credit cards, transferring
At 16 percent, unmarried couples made up the largest percentage of first-time home buyers last year than they have since 1981, according to the annual National Association of Realtors report. Many couples don’t realize just how risky it can be
For most school-age children, a new marking period is underway and the school year is halfway over! It’s the perfect time to take a closer look at your child’s school progress and the effectiveness of their IEP. Is your child
As 2017 comes to an end, those of us in the special education arena are already looking ahead to 2018. Next year, it is expected that the Commissioner of Education will issue guidelines related to transgender students. Earlier this year,
Like you, I wear many hats in my life. Mother, attorney, wife, daughter… and yoga teacher. I have taught yoga for over nine years, and it is one of the greatest sources of joy in my life. Each class, I
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