Yearly Archives: 2010
Another Look at Reverse Mortgages
We have previously expressed reservations about the reverse mortgage (“RM”), and while we still would urge caution, it may be a good thing for certain retirees. The primary appeal of the RM is that an elderly couple (they must be at least 62 years old)… Continue reading
Easements, Licenses, and Other Interests in Land
Clients frequently approach us regarding obtaining a right of way over a neighbor’s property or, alternatively, dealing with a neighbor who seeks a right of way over the client’s property. Sometimes these agreements are for vehicular or pedestrian access, a true “right of way.”… Continue reading
Sign Contracts Properly!
Time and again we come across contracts and other important papers purportedly signed on behalf of a corporation, limited liability company, limited partnership or similar “limited liability” entity which are not signed properly by the officer/member/partner, thereby jeopardizing the limited liability protection for the… Continue reading
Back to the (Tax) Future
Though they are not receiving a great deal of notice, with all of the other hot topics buzzing about, a number of tax proposals seem to be wending their way through the Congressional process; much of what the Congress seems to be doing… Continue reading
What is Equitable Distribution?
Perhaps you have heard the term “equitable distribution” while someone was discussing a divorce. Equitable distribution is the system some states use to address the division of marital assets and liabilities during a divorce. For the most part there are two methods states use… Continue reading