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Divorce and Money | Forgotten Assets
Divorce Attorney by Vanessa Soto Nellis 818.907.3274 So you’re getting divorced and you’re worried you might be missing something financially. Maybe you’re just worried you’ll forget something substantial – something that you don’t normally think
The Tax Increases Have Begun
by Lewitt Hackman’s Trusts & Estate Planning Practice Group December 4, 2012 With the “fiscal cliff” discussions front and center, many people do not realize that certain tax increases are already being implemented, both at the
2013 California Tenant Law – Landlord Obligations Upon Foreclosure (AB 2610)
Business Litigation Paul C. Bauducco 818.907.3245 Governor Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 2610 in September, a California landlord tenant law which gives current renters more time to stay at a property when a landlord is
Court: City Cannot Ignore Council’s Past Promises to Pay Benefits
by Stephan Mihalovits Well the election is finally over. Californians can celebrate another victory for voting as a peaceful, lawful way to make decisions about our state. It makes voters feel we are in control, that
California Landlord Tenant Law – Responsibilities of Landlord in Default and Foreclosure (SB 1191)
Business Litigation Paul C. Bauducco 818.907.3245 New California landlord tenant laws go into effect in 2013 for rental property owners facing foreclosure. Senate Bill 1191 was signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown
California Election – Los Angeles County Measure by Measure
Los Angeles Environmental & Business by Stephen T. Holzer November 1, 2012 We’ve already discussed the pros and cons of the California Propositions appearing on the ballot next week, with a look at what major groups
California Landowners & Managers: 7 New Laws in Effect January 1st
Commercial Real Estate Litigation Paul C. Bauducco 818.907.3245 Whether you own private or commercial rental property, serve as a member of a housing association, are a California realtor, or just have an interest in buying,
Employers: Methods for Computing Commissions Must be Put in Writing
Employment Defense Attorney Los Angeles by Sue M. Bendavid 818.907.3220 Beginning January 1st, all companies employing commissioned workers in California must provide written agreements describing the method by which commissions are computed and paid, per
Rumble in the Employment Law Jungle: Campaign 2012
by Robert A. Hull It’s a grudge match – a political campaign versus a law whose consequences could tilt the election. Who wins? A fascinating battle ensued this past week between President Obama’s presidential campaign
Postnuptial Agreements Relieve Pressure on Marriage
Postnuptial Agreement Lawyer by Vanessa Soto Nellis 818.907.3274 This may sound counterintuitive, but sometimes a postnuptial agreement can save a marriage. That’s especially true if money is a major source of tension, or if one