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Being the personal representative (executor) of someone’s estate is never a job that’s free of complications. When you’re named by a loved one or close friend to be their executor, it’s because they believe you’re able to handle the job responsibly. When the time...
Financial statements and documents can be vital when running a business, providing essential information about how operations are doing. These papers could go through your desk without much trouble, but sometimes, they can serve as warnings of fraudulent activities....
People who file for bankruptcy are often sick and tired of having to deal with creditors. They may be scared to answer the phone and may dread checking the mail. Some may even be wary of texts and social media messaging since debt collectors can contact them there,...
Real property owners hold title to their land and structure-based assets. Being the owner on record at a county recorder's office allows an individual to take out a mortgage, refinance the property or transfer their ownership interest to someone else. Occasionally,...
We recently discussed how a conflict of interest can be an example of legal malpractice. If your lawyer is representing you against someone else and you later find out that those two have an existing relationship, it may be a conflict of interests that makes you...
If you have reached the point where you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you are likely feeling a range of emotions from guilt to shame to regret and more. Many people get put off from filing because of the thoughts running around their heads. Yet, if you think...
There are many potential ways that legal malpractice can take place, and one of them is when the attorney has a conflict of interest. They should always be putting their client’s best interests first. However, if there is a conflict in this area, it may raise...
A breach of contract by a business partner can be a costly and disruptive event. Contracts are designed to outline expectations and obligations, providing both parties with a legal framework to protect their interests. However, contract breaches can still happen,...
Bankruptcy is certainly a complex topic and can happen for numerous reasons. When you look at some of the top things that people cite while filing for bankruptcy, you’ll notice issues like credit card debt, medical debt, job loss and income reduction. One of these...
Undue influence occurs when someone exerts pressure on the person making or revising a will, causing them to make unusual, even suspicious, asset dispositions or other changes. You can contest a will in Massachusetts, but proving undue influence can be challenging to...
