It was announced this summer that the London Interbank Offered Rate or “LIBOR,” will be phased out over the next five years. The LIBOR has been important, as more than $350 trillion in loans in the U.S. and globally have been adjusted based on the … [Read more...]

On August 11, 2017, Mayor Bill De Blasio of New York City signed the United States’ first law that provides free legal representation in eviction cases for all tenants earning 200 percent or less of the federal poverty line. Other cities such as … [Read more...]

Throughout the U.S., criminals are hacking into email accounts of title companies and real estate agents, creating fraudulent wire instructions and causing clients to mistakenly send deposits or closing funds to the account of the criminal. The … [Read more...]

With the end of calendar year 2017 looming, each 501(c)(3) Organizations must do two things to maintain their tax-exempt status. First – file all required federal and state documents. Second – review their activities to ensure compliance with … [Read more...]

A loved one dies and the real property (land with or without buildings) is yours, or so you think, and you are ready to sell, but you learn that the property or some interest in the property is still owned by the Decedent.  What do you do? This … [Read more...]