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What Is Plea Bargaining?
While it can be tempting to accept a plea deal to avoid the stress of a full trial, it's essential to understand your options and their implications.
What Does It Mean to Be Named Executor of a Will?
If you’ve been named the executor of a will, it means the decedent has entrusted you with making sure their last wishes are carried out. Here's what you need to know about the role you’ll play.
How Do Living Trusts Work?
Living trusts are a type of estate planning tool that helps you distribute your assets according to your wishes. Learn what a living trust is and how it works.
Can You Sell a Haunted House? A Spirited Look at Property Disclosures
Regardless of whether they're friendly, you may find that your ghostly tenants start causing trouble when it’s time to sell. This guide should help you understand the legal implications of selling a haunted house.
Should You Buy a Move-in-Ready Home or Buy a Fixer-Upper?
Should you buy a fixer-upper or a move-in-ready home? Each option has pros and cons, so it comes down to your preferences and how much work you're willing to put into your home.
What Liability Do You Take on When Trick-Or-Treaters Come Onto Your Property?
Trick-or-treating comes with some risks, especially for trips and falls. Find out about liability for these incidents to ensure you're protected this spooky season.
Should You Renovate or Move?
Should you upgrade your existing home or start over in a new house? Here's how to decide.
What Is Attorney-Client Privilege?
Attorney-client privilege protects your right to confidential communications with your lawyer. Understanding how it works can help you ensure confidentiality if you ever need legal representation.