Ronna L. DeLoe, Esq.

Your power of attorney can only make changes to your living trust if you specifically grant them that authority.

Encumbrances on your property may prevent you from using your land the way you want.

Making one will for two people is usually not advisable because it's irrevocable after the first spouse's death.

Creating a partnership agreement should be a top priority when launching a business with another person. A…

Changing beneficiaries on a bank account is a fairly simple process if your power of attorney documents allow it.

Utility companies usually have the right to come onto your property to access, repair, and maintain their equipment. Find out what an easement is,…

Did you know that the trustee of your trust is entitled to compensation for administering the trust, even if they're a family member? Learn how to…

If you have a great idea for a slogan or design for your company, it's important to take steps to file for a trademark. Find out what you need to do…

Are you a landlord who just wants a one-page lease or who wants to write your own lease? You can prepare one by following the tips listed here.

Your principal, pursuant to a power of attorney, wants to revoke it, but you don't believe they're competent. Learn how to find out if they're…