Transferring Property into a Trust: 7 Mistakes That Can Leave Your Family in Probate
Posted on: October 13, 2026
Introduction If you created a living trust, but assets like your house are still titled in your personal name, your trust may not control that property when your family needs it most. In this article, we'll discuss the seven mistakes…[ Read More ]
The Three-Tier Structure to Protect Assets & Avoid Probate
Posted on: August 21, 2026
Most real estate investors think placing their rental property into a single LLC is the ultimate shield against lawsuits. Unfortunately, that is not the case. Nowadays, trial lawyers are able to slice through these structures with ease. In fact, if…[ Read More ]
Charging Order Limited by Garnishment Rules
Posted on: April 21, 2017
A lawsuit has the potential to fundamentally change your life especially if running a single business is your livelihood. If you lose a lawsuit, all your income could be taken away, or garnished, to pay what the courts say you…[ Read More ]
Charging Order Protection in Texas Severely Weakened After Devoll Case
Posted on: September 29, 2016
To what extent is a charging order not the exclusive remedy in Texas, following the decision of the Court of Appeals of Texas in Devoll v. Demonbreun, 2016 WL 4538805 (Tex.App., August 31, 2016)? Applicable Law: The Facts of Devoll…[ Read More ]
How a Reno Business Attorney Can Help Your Business Prosper
Posted on: August 17, 2016
When you operate a business, you want to surround yourself with good people. Some of those people will be active on a day–to-day basis. Others will help you on an as needed basis and your attorney should be at or…[ Read More ]