f you’re navigating probate litigation in California or managing a contested estate, understanding procedural timelines can protect your rights and prevent costly mistakes. A recent California case, Goebner v. Superior Court, clarifies... Read more »
If you’ve been named as an executor in a loved one’s will, you might think your role begins once the court officially appoints you. But a recent California appellate decision proves that... Read more »
Understanding Your Legal Responsibilities When Family Loans Become Estate Issues If you’ve been named as an executor or personal representative in a will, you may face unexpected challenges when dealing with intrafamily... Read more »
For decades, the Stahl House in the Hollywood Hills has been a rarity — a globally known icon of Midcentury Modernism and Los Angeles glamour, still in the hands of the family... Read more »
Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) endorsements saw a healthy increase in October 2024. They jumped by 11.3% to 2,392 loans for the month, according to data compiled by Reverse Market Insight (RMI).... Read more »
The rational case for repealing MLS Clear Cooperation rules. Does cc work? Do I benefit from it? Would I like it to stay in place? Yes. Is it best for consumers, (who... Read more »
Berkadia and NYU | Stern partnered recently to create a new opportunity for students at top business schools across the U.S. During the inaugural Multifamily Investment Case Competition, held from Nov. 14-16... Read more »
After two of its claims against CoStar Group were dismissed in late October, the parent company of Realtor.com is back at it. On Tuesday, Move Inc. filed a second amended complaint in... Read more »
“Caregivers” Unduly Influence Decedent to Steal Millions In this case, which was a resounding victory for Keystone, we helped our client bring her deceased brother’s financial abusers to justice. These abusers were... Read more »
Curbio, a home renovation startup that specializes in pre-sale work, has agreed to settle fraud allegations made by the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia. As part of... Read more »