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Some people need a living trust immediately, others will never need one, and most of us fall somewhere in the middle. Factors to consider are how old you are, how wealthy you are, and whether you are married.
Neighbors can engage in all sorts of activities that can annoy, bother or even scare you. But is calling the police the answer?
Step-by-step guide to criminal trials, from pretrial motions and jury selection to opening statements, cross-examination, post-trial motions, and sentencing.
What makes a crime a crime?
Must I establish a conservatorship to make medical and financial decisions for him -- or can I use durable powers of attorney to do this?
Why do some retirees cope with life so much better than others?
Virginia real estate brokers have limited requirements to disclose property defects to buyers. Learn where disclosure is nonetheless required.
There are many paths to a U.S. green card, with varying requirements and wait times.
The small claims amount limit determines how much you can get in small claims court. Find the small claims court dollar limits for any state.
Your bank will require a written letter to prove that money gifted to you for a house purchase is in fact a gift, not a loan.