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The California "No-Contest" Clause: Does Objecting to a Will or Trust Risk Forfeiting Your Entire Inheritance? California Worker Classification Audits: Proactive Defense Strategies for Tech and Service Startups What Factors Influence the Validity of a Trust in Estate Disputes? Designing Effective Special Needs Trusts for Long-Term CareThe Farano Law Group APC
Feb. 5, 2024
A special needs trustee shoulders immense responsibility. They're tasked with overseeing a special needs trust and making decisions that directly influence the life of the beneficiary.
Read MoreCharles M. Farano
Oct. 31, 2023
The CTA is The Corporate Transparency Act and is a component of the Anti-Money
Read MoreMartin P. Avanesian, Esq.
Oct. 18, 2023
The concepts of "wills" and "trusts" might sound intricate, one cannot overstate their
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Does the IRS scrutinize transactions between family members? You bet they do! As a worst-case
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Recently, I conducted a Preliminary Hearing on a felony arrest by a local law enforcement agency (which shall go nameless). The person arrested was a member of a medical marijuana collective and was stopped for a traffic violation, after which his car was searched and the deputy found 817 grams (About 1 ½ pounds) of marijuana in the trunk.
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Medical marijuana collective dispensaries are required to follow the same building codes, land use and local permitting ordinances as other businesses. They need to obtain building permits before doing most lease hold improvements.
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A recent article appeared on Facebook making a wild claim of a large number of Overdoses on marijuana on the day it became legal in Colorado. There are many problems facing the State of Colorado because of the legalization of marijuana, but the risk of overdose, however, is not one of them
Read MoreJan. 13, 2022
According to an article in the Orange County Register on May 22, 2014, the Orange County and the Santa Clara County District Attorneys have joined forces in a lawsuit against the nation’s largest manufacturers of opium-like pain killers, accusing the firms of deceptive marketing that spawned a 10 year epidemic of addiction and overdoses. The lawsuit alleges that five pharmaceutical companies spent millions of dollars to convince the public that drugs intended for short-term use by cancer patients should be taken for other illnesses to help with chronic pain.
Read MoreJan. 13, 2022
Where the constitution meets the pragmatism of the court's obligation.The realities of the break-up of a mok(married with one kid) and the transition into a single sex relationship.
Read MoreJan. 13, 2022
Johnnie Cochran has been dead for years, yet his name is still being used to attract clients nationwide. The Cochran firm's website states specifically:
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