While the court documents filed in the Tony Bennett estate dispute offer some insight into the musical legend’s estate planning, limited information has been publicized, making it difficult to draw fully informed... Read more »
Even airtight trusts can spark conflict. The Jimmy Buffett family trust battle reveals what can go wrong, and how to prevent it. When someone takes the time to craft a detailed estate... Read more »
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has taken things a step further in its battle with Phoenix Realtors (PAR) over the local trade group’s MLS Choice program. On Monday, NAR notified its leadership and members... Read more »
The latest chapter in the saga of a 300-acre development in the Verdugo Mountains revolves around surveillance cameras and native bumblebees. The developer is suing protesters for trespassing onto the property in... Read more »
As localities across the country wrestle with housing shortages, one Massachusetts town will make its case to a panel of judges next week to argue against a plan that requires the construction... Read more »
LAS VEGAS — Vice President Kamala Harris has never met Maria Rodriguez. She probably never will. But the Democratic presidential nominee should be worried about Rodriguez, and voters like her. The single mother... Read more »
The current dispute surrounding Prince’s estate primarily concerns the actions of Prince’s half-sister, Sharon Nelson, although Prince’s half-sister, Norrine Nelson, Prince’s niece, Breanna Nelson, and Prince’s nephew, Allen Nelson, also have been... Read more »
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated Wednesday that the central bank won’t be applying any cuts to benchmark interest rates until it’s sure that inflation is under control. In his prepared testimony... Read more »
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell expressed uncertainty about the central bank’s success in tackling inflation, emphasizing the ongoing challenges. Powell, addressing an International Monetary Fund audience, revealed the Federal Open Market Committee’s... Read more »
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced this week that it has secured $107 million in judgments and enforcement actions against banks and mortgage lenders to combat the practice of lenders’ avoidance... Read more »