Menlo Park Real Estate Attorney Answers, “As a Condominium Owner, What Repairs are Your Responsibility and What Repairs Belong to the HOA?”

Clients regularly call our office with issues that arise between them and their home owner association.  It seems as though the HOA is constantly dictating what they can and cannot do to their individual units.  In addition, when things go wrong, there is usually a fight between the client and the HOA about who is […]

Updating Your Will with an Estate Planning Attorney in Silicon Valley

As an estate planning attorney in the Silicon Valley, I commonly see people who understand the importance of the initial estate planning but then forget that they need to keep their wills and trusts up to date.  These documents aren’t something that should just be done once and then tucked into a safety deposit box […]

Menlo Park Attorney Discusses Huge Tax Deductions Available for Contractors and Engineers

Since 2005, certain companies are allowed to take a deduction equal to 3% to 9% of their net income for building and renovation of residential and commercial properties.  I’m talking about construction, engineering, and architectural companies that were hired by a homeowner or business owner to construct or renovate a home or building.  If you […]

Elder Attorney in Menlo Park Offers Solid Advice in Pre-Planning for Nursing Home Care

The decisions regarding placing a family member into a nursing home are some of the toughest that can be faced.  Talking to a Menlo Park elder attorney in advance can provide an invaluable opportunity for pre-planning.  Unfortunately, many people do not think ahead when it comes to nursing home care, and that means that choices […]

Working with Your Menlo Park Elder Lawyer to Determine Your Long-Term Care Insurance Needs

For just about any Menlo Park elder lawyer, it is clear that Americans are living longer, fuller lives.  We are fortunate to be getting more and more quality years in the typical lifespan.  Of course, there is still a need to plan for accidents, illness, and the eventual possibility that long-term care will be necessary. […]

Silicon Valley Wills and Estates Lawyer Asks, “Will Your Small Business Survive after Your Death?”

You’ve worked so hard for the success of your small business, but have you thought about what will happen to it after you’re gone?  By planning in advance, the small business owner can ensure that his or her wishes are followed should the unthinkable occur.  Not only does this kind of planning make for an […]

Bay Area Estate Planning Lawyer Offers Thoughts for an Aging GLBT Community

When it comes to protecting your rights as a member of the aging GLBT community, you should consider consulting a Menlo Park estate planning lawyer who can help you make the right choices.  We hear horror stories of life-long partners who are denied access to one another, who lose their homes, or who don’t have […]

Bay Area Business and Real Estate Attorney says: Ninth Circuit Court Ruling Impacts Every Business “Proposal”

If you are a real estate investor or businessperson that regularly deals with contracts, especially offers to purchase property or assets, you need to know about a surprising decision handed down by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals of California. In First National Mortgage Company v. Federal Realty Investment Trust (9th Cir. 2011) 631 F.3d […]

Menlo Park Business Attorney – Protect Your Business in a Tight Economy

Businesses often want to “cut” things when times are bad . . . prices, employees, space.  There are right and wrong ways to do this. When you cut your prices, what do you end up doing? You cut quality to make up the difference. When you compromise the quality of your work, it inevitably results […]

SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY SAYS “THINK BEFORE YOU WALK AWAY FROM YOUR LOAN”

Every day you read in the news about people losing their homes to foreclosure. Back in 2005 they got a loan at a ridiculously low interest rate and had no problem making the payments. And then the interest rate adjusted upward and they could no longer afford the payments. Thus, foreclosure. Before you walk away […]

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