Written by Kiran Dhillon, Esq., MBA
Costly Probate Fees Avoidable with a Trust
Did you know that if you do not have a trust, your estate will most likely be subject to Probate after you die? Many people wish to
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What are a Landlord’s Recoverable Damages Under an AIR Commercial Lease?
| By: Shawn Dhillon, Esq. – February 10, 2021 |
One of the most commonly used commercial leases in California is the AIR CRE lease (“AIR lease”). There are many versions of the AIR lease depending on the type
Five Key Distinctions Between Air And Car With Respect To Commercial Property Purchase Agreements.
When representing clients in real estate transactions in California, real estate attorneys regularly come across many different types of purchase and sale agreements, including standardized contracts published by certain organizations.
Often, when commercial property is involved, the parties may be
How new COVID stimulus package affects California renters, homeowners. What to expect
WASHINGTON
Congress is making some money available for people who need help paying their rent, but they’re only extending an eviction moratorium by a month. And there’s no new help for people with mortgages.
Congress passed the latest stimulus package
COVID-19 relief bill addresses key PPP issues
By Jeff Drew
President Donald Trump on Sunday night signed into law the $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill passed Dec. 21 by Congress.
Trump had said he would not sign the bill because he wanted $2,000 stimulus checks for individuals