“Homeownership remains one of life’s most monumental transactions, and today buyers are approaching that life goal with new expectations,” said Ginger Wilcox, president of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate. “High barriers... Read more »
In Florida’s fast-paced real estate market, timing can mean everything. A promising offer, an investment opportunity, or a renovation project can hinge on how quickly financing comes together. For Tampa Bay agents... Read more »
EQT Real Estate has acquired Scranton North Logistics Center, a recently constructed logistics facility located in Olyphant, Pennsylvania. JLL’s John Plower, Ryan Cottone and Zach Maguire represented the seller in the transaction.... Read more »
Trusts can sometimes be settled faster than estates — or they may remain open for years. It all depends on the terms of the trust (and the distribution schedule the trust terms... Read more »
An administrator of an estate cannot ever “take everything,” as they are legally obligated to distribute the estate to the decedent’s rightful heirs according to intestate succession laws, which are outlined in... Read more »
Monica Yun authored an article featured in the Daily Journal’s Top Estate and Wealth Management Lawyers 2025 supplement. Her article, “Estate of Martino: Rethinking Stepchild Inheritance Under Intestacy,” confirms that stepchildren and... Read more »
Monica Yun authored an article featured in the Daily Journal’s Top Estate and Wealth Management Lawyers 2025 supplement. Her article, “Estate of Martino: Rethinking Stepchild Inheritance Under Intestacy,” confirms that stepchildren and... Read more »
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 »
In Estate of Benjamin C. Williams (2024) 104 Cal.App.5th 374, the court reaffirmed the strict evidentiary burden placed on California omitted children seeking a share of a decedent’s estate under California Probate... Read more »
Yes, because Medi-Cal typically doesn’t regard a home as a recoverable asset if someone retains a life estate in it. It generally is shielded from Medi-Cal recovery, even if the applicant moves... Read more »