Legal Articles, General Practice

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac - New Framework to Loans

The new framework with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac applies to loans on or after January 1st, 2013 and aims at providing more certainty and quality control.

Will I Lose My Home if I File Bankruptcy

One of the first questions, many homeowners who are contemplating filing bankruptcy ask is “Will I lose my home if I file for bankruptcy?” The answer to this question depends upon a number of factors. This article sheds some light on the answer to this question.

Can I Sue for Medical Malpractice?

If you have been injured because of the negligence of a nurse, doctor, or hospital, you are probably wondering if you have a medical malpractice lawsuit. This article will provide additional information about what is needed to proceed with a medical malpractice case.

Estate Planning: Lessons Learned From George McGovern

George McGovern died on October 21st 2012 at 90 years of age and was most well known as the Democratic Party presidential nominee in the 1972 presidential election. There are several estate planning lessons that we can learn from Mr. McGovern.

US Subsdiaries and the Parent Company - What you should consider

Doing business in the US or abroad requires an understanding of the cultural, legal and financial systems of the country. Failure to comply with them may result in liability for the parent company.

Limit the Liability of Company Drivers

Whether the employee is an independent contractor, sub-contractor or full time employee, an increasing number of employees are found liable of negligent hiring.

Estate Planning: Michael Jackson's Burial And Janet Jackson

Controversy continues for Michael Jackson even a couple of years after his death.

Medicaid Divorce

Many elderly couples are facing a previously unthinkable proposition, should they obtain a Medicaid divorce for financial reasons. This places the elder care attorney in a dilemma. Should the attorney recommend a “Medicaid Divorce” solely for financial reasons?

What To Do With Personal Items In Your Estate Plan

Many times it is not the big assets such as the house or bank accounts that cause fights among family members when an estate is divided.

Estate Planning: Lessons Learned From Alex Karras

There are several estate planning lessons that we can learn from Alex Karras.

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