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Family businesses have a special place in the American psyche. Knowing that a company has passed down from generation to generation imbues a company with a sense of wholesomeness in many customers' eyes. If you are a business owner looking at retiring soon, you may...
Imagine a scenario in which you fall behind on your mortgage payments. Now, imagine how you would feel if your lender takes the first step in foreclosing on your home. Although you’re in a tricky spot, it’s not the end of the road. There are steps you can take to...
Buying a home is a big decision that’ll impact your personal life and finances in a variety of ways. For that reason, you must have a solid grip on the process from beginning to end. The closing process is waiting for you at the end of the road. This is when you...
There is no right or wrong approach to long-term care planning, but there are some things you should absolutely include. Without the right approach today, you could find yourself lost and looking for answers in the future. Here are some of the many questions to answer...
Buying your family home seemed straightforward enough. You and your spouse got the loan together, picked out the house and lived there for 10 years. That time is coming to end, though, and now you’re getting divorced. You’re still 20 years away from paying off that...
As you get older, something that is going to help you prepare for the end of your life is your estate plan. Your estate plan should include legal documents such as your will, health care directive and long-term care plans. Having all of these in place early in life...
Owning rental properties can be an excellent way to make a living, and some even view it as a convenient way to start their own business. Some buy homes, others buy apartment buildings. A few even buy commercial properties to rent to business owners. No matter what...
A commercial lease typically comes with an end date. It may be a year, three years, five years or a custom amount of time -- based on what both sides discuss when signing. Either way, it ends on that date. If the lease does not have an option to extend, then, the...
Going through a divorce isn’t something you thought would happen in your life. You always felt like you and your spouse would get along well and be dedicated to one another for life. Unfortunately, the truth was that your marriage wasn’t built to last. As a result,...
Contractors and subcontractors often do significant work without receiving full compensation ahead of time. Property owners are often loathe to pay for a project in full before work begins out of fear of losing their money. It is common for construction and remodeling...
