Individuals, Business, and Trusts use Quit Claim Deeds to convey their interest whatever that may be to another person, business or trust. Quit Claim Deeds can be used to avoid litigation and quickly resolve title issues, when there is an error in the chain of title. The Quit Claim deed essentially operates as a safety precaution for the Grantee in that, the Grantor is prevented from later claiming an interest in the property conveyed. However, the Quit Claim deed does not gu

Simply put....you probably do! This can be as simple as a thought or a complex website. If your an entrepreneur, artist, singer, photographer or business owner you probably own intellectual property and do not realize it. Intellectual Property often overlap in the area of business trade secrets and includes items like copyrighted written works such as pamphlets, advertising documents, books and songs, photographs and other artistic works. Other items like the logo a busines

We receive calls often from clients who have been appointed as Personal Representative in a loved ones Last Will & Testament. Often times, the client is unsure of what will be required of them and whether or not they will need counsel. Since being a Personal Representative involves significant legal duty, it is often advised the Personal Representative hire an attorney to ensure they are disposing of the estate correctly. We also receive calls from clients that ask if they mu

Three reasons your business needs an updated privacy policy. Does your business use social media to market potential clients? Does your website store and track information about your clients? That is a great way to learn about your clients, but can be dangerous if you do not have the proper privacy policy or website terms & conditions. Your business should have a privacy policy if you use social media to contact clients or potential consumers. Do you allow clients to sign in