How to Avoid Breaching Your Residential Lease
There are a few ways that tenants might violate their residential lease contract without intending to. In this post, we discuss some basics on breaching contracts, ways tenants might violate their leases, and how to avoid some of those scenarios.
3 Spring Preparations Landlords Should Make
Spring is a time for change—even in the rental market. This blog post discusses three things landlords can do for new tenants, existing tenants, and property maintenance to make the spring rental season straightforward and stress-free.
Letters of the Law: Letter of Intent, Demand Letter, and Cease and Desist Letter
Sometimes there are matters that can be resolved outside a court of law, for example, business purchases, debt collections, or intellectual property disputes. In many of these cases, a letter with a specific request, e.g. for payment or an action,...
Who Gets the Pets in a Divorce?
There have been changes in some states’ legislation regarding the treatment of pets in separation and divorce proceedings—specifically regarding how pets are divided between split couples. In this post, we discuss the current condition of pet custody in the U.S....
4 Things to Consider Before Signing an Employment Contract: Part 2
Receiving a job offer is an exciting experience, but it’s not without its uncertainties. In this post, we discuss some things you should think about before signing your Employment Contract to make sure the job is for you.
6 Common Cover Letter Mistakes
You only have about half a page in a Cover Letter to prove that you’re the strongest candidate for an open job position. In this post, we’ll cover a few of the most common mistakes you simply can’t afford to...