Most people are unaware that phrases can be trademarked. But we know them when we hear them. From “Just do it” to “Got milk?” to “I’m lovin’...
Written by Tony Chiaramonte on 11/24/2020
A tenancy at will is the most common kind of tenancy agreement. In most cases, the law requires a tenant to pay rent in advance, once a month. Tenancies at will vary...
Written by Tony Chiaramonte on 11/24/2020
Affirmative action, as a concept, has been around for more than 50 years. It was born when President John F. Kennedy required federally funded projects to take “affirmative action”...
Written by Nicole Dimetman on 11/24/2020
Trusts are essential to almost any estate plan, and there are many types of trusts. Depending on your needs, you can use a trust to accomplish a variety of essential estate...
Written by Tony Chiaramonte on 10/17/2020
When you think of adoption, you probably picture a young couple wishing to start a family. Perhaps they've had trouble conceiving or perhaps they've always wanted to offer...
Written by Lauren Cahn on 10/13/2020
If you want to understand a bench warrant, it’s important to know what an arrest warrant is. That’s because a bench warrant serves the same purpose as an arrest warrant....
Written by Lauren Cahn on 10/13/2020
A name is a complex statement about who a person is and what their values are like — and these things change over time. As a result, many people at some point find themselves...
Written by Tony Chiaramonte on 10/12/2020
In the context of family law, the terms annulment and divorce are often used interchangeably to describe the dissolution of a marriage. While both of these processes...
Written by Tony Chiaramonte on 10/12/2020
When the school year gets underway, things typically get busy on the rental property market. Landlords and rental property managers usually have an edge in negotiating lease agreement...
Written by Lauren Cahn on 09/15/2020
