The passing of Aretha Franklin (the “Queen of Soul”) serves as another unfortunate example of the damaging effects of not creating a clear and detailed will. A will is a legal document by which an individual states their wishes as to how their property is to be distributed at death.

One of the most common questions we receive is whether someone has a large enough estate to warrant purchasing a revocable living trust. A will is a written document that becomes effective upon your death.…

Please join us for an informative 3 Hour CE, What Every Licensee Should Know about Sales in Probate and Guardianship taught by Attorney Lee Drizin in Pahrump.

The Buyers acquired a home in Glen Ellyn, Illinois after having received a Seller’s Real Property Disclosure Form (“SRPD”) which indicated that the Sellers were not “aware of material defects in the walls or floors.” On or about October 22, 2012, a few months after the Buyers moved in, a painting contractor hired to paint the kitchen noticed an area of damaged gypsum wallboard on the western wall.

The failure to “understand” can easily derail a real estate transaction and, more importantly, lead to the filing of a complaint with the Real Estate Division or even a lawsuit against the agent. The moral of this story is not to hesitate to seek assistance in understanding any particular situation.

Please join us for a Free 3 hour Real Estate CE in Pahrump, NV on Friday, June 7, 2019. You must RSVP by calling (702) 798-4955. The course will be taught by Attorney Lee Drizin.