Why should I file a Contractor’s Lien? A contractor’s lien is a means of ensuring you are paid for labor and/or materials you put into a person’s property.  Although the filing of a lien does not guarantee payment, it does prevent the owner from selling the property without paying the lien amount or posting a … Continued

If you are considering hiring a contractor to work on your property – whether it is to perform minor repairs or major remodeling – there are several things you need to consider beforehand. Is the contractor licensed, bonded and insured? Generally speaking, if you hire someone to do work which “adds or subtracts to real … Continued

Buyer’s Remorse — Can you get out of the contract you just signed? In most cases, once you sign a contract, you are stuck with the terms of the agreement you entered into.  Therefore, it is always a good idea to take your time and read thoroughly through all of the terms of the contract … Continued

  A living will is a document that tells your health care providers when you want them to stop life-sustaining medical treatment and let you die. It can take effect in only one of two situations: either if you are terminally ill death is imminent such that life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the process of … Continued

With low interest rates and a limited inventory on existing houses, many consumers are opting to purchase their next new home directly from the builder.   Buying a new home can be an exciting experience, but it is not without pitfalls.  It is critical that you understand the terms contained in your contract with the builder, … Continued