Property Law

Understand your property rights to safeguard your investments and maintain your wealth. Homeowners can legally protect their property through measures such as detailed inventories and home security systems. Tenants have rights to safe living conditions, can withhold rent if neglected, and seek legal recourse. Estate planning ensures your property rights are protected and your legacy […]

Life is short, despite how drawn out and stressful it may seem. Five years can go by in the blink of an eye. Suddenly, you will reach a point when your career is over. Retirement can happen so quickly. You thought you prepared for it well during your career. Pension, insurance policies, and emergency savings

The COVID-19 crisis has compromised health and endangered the lives of people. As such, what happens if you pass on without a last will and testament in place? That is where the intestate succession comes in as a default distribution of your property. In this article, we’ll specifically share with you what intestate succession entails

Selling your house can be pretty challenging and time-consuming. Sometimes, it would feel like your privacy is invaded because different people will come to your home. They will poke around, open your closets, and go inside the bedrooms. Interested buyers will have different opinions about your house, which might be hurtful to you most times.

Buying a property can be costly and challenging when you’re not familiar with the ins and outs of real estate. This can even be more challenging for first time home buyers with the industry jargon making it more difficult to understand terms and conditions involved in every transaction. As such, buyers are fraught with the

Homeownership has its challenges. One of them is having disputes with neighbors. It’s quite common, which explains why shows or films about neighbor disputes get a lot of viewership: it’s relatable. One common reason for neighbor disputes is noise. Sometimes, some neighbors are not very considerate with people in their community and play music too

The first scene in John Grisham’s “The Testament” is something we know all too well. Siblings gathered in their father’s office, waiting for him to read his will. Being children of a billionaire, all siblings were expecting to inherit a fortune, so they were fantasizing about all the cars, mansions, and other high-priced assets they’d