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California’s Homestead Exemption is Changing: Will it Impact Me?

In September, Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation that increased the creditor homestead exemption for California’s personal residences. This action amended the section of the California…

Real Estate Law

What Can I Do if My Rental Unit is Uninhabitable?

When you are renting an apartment, townhome, duplex, or house, you and your landlord each have certain obligations. You must abide by your lease terms…

Bankruptcy

What is the Difference Between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

When you are in serious debt, it can feel like you will never get out from under the mounting bills. The good news is that,…

Real Estate Law

The Ten Qualities You Need in Your California Real Estate Attorney

Choosing an attorney to handle a legal matter on your behalf is an important decision. Like doctors, attorneys can practice in a variety of specializations.…

Real Estate Law

Is San Francisco About to Double Transfer Taxes on Real Estate?

If you have bought or sold real estate in and around San Francisco, you will probably be familiar with transfer taxes. Bay area counties levy…

Real Estate Law

I Think My HOA is Being Unfair. What are my Options?

If you live in California, you may have also joined a Home Owner’s Association (HOA) when you bought your home. Like these other California residents,…

Real Estate Law

Does it Really Matter if I Have a “Cloud” on my Title?

When it’s time to sell your home, you will probably make repairs, do some cosmetic work, and then have your real estate agent take all…

Real Estate Law

What is a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)?

Investing in real estate at the right time and place can result in substantial returns. However, numerous factors can influence your venture’s potential success. Issues…

Real Estate Law

Understanding Easement Obligations: Do Users Have to Help Pay for Maintenance?

When you own property that is subject to an easement, it can mean several things. For instance, a utility company may have the right to…

Real Estate Law

What is a “Corona Clause,” and do I need one in my California Real Estate Contract?

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, Californians have sheltered in place, adapted to social distancing, and learned to respond to new conditions. While many of the…

Real Estate Law

What Will the End of California’s Judicial Eviction and Foreclosure Moratorium Mean for Landlords and Tenants?

In April of 2020, the California Judicial Council issued several temporary emergency rules in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Rules 1 and 2 relate specifically…

Real Estate Law

What You Need to Know About Proposition 21- California Rent Control is Back on the Ballot

The debate over how to address California’s rising housing prices has been going on for years. In 2018, Proposition 10 made it onto the ballot. …

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California’s Homestead Exemption is Changing: Will it Impact Me?

What Can I Do if My Rental Unit is Uninhabitable?

What is the Difference Between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

The Ten Qualities You Need in Your California Real Estate Attorney

Is San Francisco About to Double Transfer Taxes on Real Estate?

I Think My HOA is Being Unfair. What are my Options?

Does it Really Matter if I Have a “Cloud” on my Title?

What is a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)?

Understanding Easement Obligations: Do Users Have to Help Pay for Maintenance?

What is a “Corona Clause,” and do I need one in my California Real Estate Contract?

What Will the End of California’s Judicial Eviction and Foreclosure Moratorium Mean for Landlords and Tenants?

What You Need to Know About Proposition 21- California Rent Control is Back on the Ballot

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