Our office remains open at this time. Consultations are available via telephone. In-person consultations are available on a case-by-case basis. The safety of our clients and employees is of the utmost importance.
As a relatively new contractor, you’re eager to prove yourself -- but don’t let that cloud your judgment when you’re taking on clients. The initial meeting between a homeowner and a contractor is usually seen to serve the homeowner’s interests. After all, they want to...
When buying a home, you may ask the sellers about any defects the home may have. They don’t have to tell you about every scratch on the baseboards, but they do need to point out any major defects that could be a safety hazard or could be very expensive to fix. But do...
If you’re a divorced parent who’s a recovering alcoholic, your spouse may have gotten full custody of your children. You may only have visitation rights and perhaps only supervised visitation. None of that is unusual – particularly when a parent is newly sober. It...
If you and your soon-to-be ex have decided to sell your home and split the proceeds, you want to get as much for it as you can. Unfortunately, too many divorcing couples just take the first offer that comes along. Others let conflict or lack of communication get in...
Going into business for yourself as an educated professional can be a thrilling, if nerve-racking, decision. You get to set your own hours, choose your own clients and control how you run your company. Your professional practice allows you to keep more of the money...
It doesn’t matter if your adult children are 18 or 35, hearing that you and their other parent are divorcing can still come as a shock and be incredibly upsetting. Knowing how to break the news of your impending divorce can make it easier to keep your relationships...
Getting a divorce is always challenging, even if it’s something you know is for the best. Now that you’re in your 40s, you may think that your divorce will negatively impact your finances and put you behind on retirement. You may worry about how the divorce will...
You hire a construction company to build your dream home. They do, it passes inspection, and you move in. After a time, however, you start to notice some issues with your house. Are these issues defects or just normal wear and tear? How long should you realistically...
When you buy a new residential property, the price that you pay usually reflects the condition of the property and the neighborhood where it is located. Whether you intend to rent it out, flip it for profit or live in it yourself, you expect that the home will be in...
Like with many couples, there may be a disparity between you and your spouse’s incomes. Whether this difference is major or minor, it could affect the terms of your settlement if you two are divorcing. This is because whichever of you has a higher income may have to...
