If you are ever unable to take care of your own business or make your own decisions, a power of attorney (POA) protects you. It authorizes another person to legally act in your place. In this situation the word “attorney”... Continue Reading
In the estate litigation case In Re Navarra, PICS Case No.1509698, (C.P. Lawrence, April 26, 2016) the plenary guardian of Sandra Narvarra sought authority of court to revoke and amend her last will and testament revised in light... Continue Reading
In the federal employment litigation case of Broad v. Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. (Chesler, U.S.D.J.) No. 25-7-0741, the plaintiff alleged that Home Depot terminated his employment because of his age and in retaliation for... Continue Reading
There’s more to starting a business than coming up with a great idea, writing a business plan and finding financing. A would-be small–business owner also must decide how the business should be structured. Until recently,... Continue Reading
If you’ve ever wondered how to get back at someone who’s made your life a pure hell, you might consider making him or her executor of your will. Too often, people view being asked to serve as executor as something akin to... Continue Reading