Words like “conservatorship,” “conservator” and “conservatee” most commonly hit the news when celebrity cases are in motion. Though these cases might tap our curiosity, we are more likely to find cases down the road, across… Read Moreabout Who Is a Conservator? What is a Conservator Bond?
If a family member or friend has asked you to execute their estate for them upon their death, chances are that, like most people, you said, “of course” without really thinking about your duties. Understandable…. Read Moreabout Executing A Will: Are You Ready?
Notaries Public witness so many of our life-changing decisions, such as powers of attorney, estate, prenuptial agreements, real estate transactions and many other activities that enable our civil society to operate. Given the seriousness of their… Read Moreabout Public Protection: Notaries and Notary Bonds Explained
A lost instrument bond, also known as a lost deed or a lost note bond, is required for a misplaced or stolen financial instrument. Before financial institutions issue a replacement of the missing instrument, they may require… Read Moreabout What Counts as a Lost Instrument?
What does it take to achieve the status of a Registered Investment Advisor or an RIA? According to Investopedia, individuals who are eager to work as “independent financial advisors to individual investors, to manage assets… Read Moreabout How Do I Become a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA)?
In a recent Los Angeles court hearing involving an ongoing federal bribery probe, a city councilman is currently facing charges including money laundering and lying to federal agents. Prosecutors claim there was a wide-ranging criminal… Read Moreabout Bribery Probe Accuses Councilman of Corruption
