Certainly not recommend, however, some people choose this option to save the legal fees.  But it is being “penny wise but pound foolish”. After all how many wills have you written? And will you use the correct terms or meet the form requirements

Each year about this time of year, I receive a telephone call that goes something like this: “Hello, my friend gave me your name and I really need your help,” the caller says. “What can I do for you?” I begin. “Over Mother’s day, I was vi

Do you interview your Title Company before you choose them to handle your business? If not then you should try and ask these questions the next time you have a real estate closing. Most people rely on the advice of lender or real estate agent to sele

Title Insurance offers a peace of mind for homebuyers, and is an essential part of home ownership. Title Insurance protects the policyholder from unknown defects in title that could affect the enjoyment of the property, or lead to the payment of vali

The holidays have come to pass and the New Year is here. With the start of a New Year comes a time to reflect and make resolutions for the coming year. With that in mind, consider a resolution that has long lasting benefits to both you and your loved

Are you having a hard time deciding whether to rent or buy a home?  Many people choose to rent because it allows for flexibility and no long-term commitment.  There are, however, more compelling reasons to buy a home.  Historically, property was t

As the 2013 year comes to a close, and as it is the season to give, please think to give the greatest gift of all to your family: “PROTECTION”.  Death and incapacity are issues that families face daily, and occur when least expected.  Most peop

In the past, life was simpler. In today’s changing times, life is more complex. That’s why the Airey Blanchard Law Office has assembled a team to serve your needs for the future and to meet your needs for today. Not only can we provide you with a

Shelley’s mother, Di,  died this year at a young age of 62.  Two lessons were learned: First, a mother and daughter never want to talk about death, especially when both Mother and Daughter know that Mom has entered her final journey. Second, once

Sue came in my office a few years ago.  She was a young widow with two minor children. Sue’s husband, Bobby, died unexpectedly, at the age of forty-five without a Last Will & Testament.  Sue had attempted to refinance her house, but was unabl