Did you know?Ari – Client support specialist
January 17, 2023by RaxterLaw
Meet Ari Pereyra the Client Support Specialist (everyone wants a title). He shares an office with Jay Pereyra and the two can be found doing legal research on most days.
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Did you know?ELDER LAWCase Law Update – Residential Care Patient was not bound by the arbitration clause
June 3, 2022by RaxterLaw
The Court recently ruled in this particular set of circumstances that a residential care facility resident was not bound by an arbitration agreement her daughter signed on her behalf when placing her at the facility. Arbitration clauses are not in themselves bad but they can be oppressive especially when it relates to care facilities. To...
Did you know?Real Estate LawReal Property LawReal Property Case Law Update – Buyers agents have no duty to disclose to seller that the price is too low
May 31, 2022by RaxterLaw
Real estate agents and brokers owe a duty to their clients. However, what happens when the seller of a property has seller’s remorse and complains that they sold the property “too cheap”? Is the broker or agent liable? Recently the Court dealt with this issue and determined that a broker solely representing a buyer had...
Did you know?PROBATEProbate Case Law Update – Do not forget to read the prenup!
May 21, 2022by RaxterLaw
The First District Appellate court of California recently decided where a wife failed to read a premarital agreement and to meet with her attorney to discuss it before signing it, she bore the risk of her mistake as to the content of the agreement and is not entitled to rescission. You are already knew it...
Recently, the Second District appellate court ruled that Duress by a third person cannot void a contract when the other contracting party did not know about the duress and relied in good faith. For the complete text please visit Fettig v. Hilton Garden Inns Management – filed May 4, 2022, Second District, Div. Eight
BankruptcyDid you know?The major credit bureaus have agreed to changes to how medical debt is reported
May 11, 2022by RaxterLaw
Changes for consumers made jointly by Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion The three nationwide credit reporting agencies – Equifax, Experian and TransUnion – have agreed to three important changes to reporting medical collection accounts. Paid medical collection debt will no longer be included on consumer credit reports, as of July 1, 2022. The time period before...
The Lesson Plan for Your Estate As a teacher you provide the foundational knowledge necessary to ensure the success of tomorrow’s leaders. We at RAXTER LAW are here to make sure you have the foundational estate planning documents to ensure your own successful future. Below are some basic questions and answers about estate planning and...
Conservatorship/GuardianshipDid you know?Estate LitigationPROBATETrustsEstate Planning for First Responders to Best Protect Their Loved Ones
January 4, 2022by RaxterLaw
First, thank you for all that you do for us. We understand that being the first one on the scene can come with many different risks. We are dedicated to protecting you and your loved ones from the different types of emergencies that may pop up during your life. The following are some important questions...
Did you know?Raxter LawRAXTER LAW NEWSNovember 18th, 2021 5pm to 6pm- Join us at the Menifee Library to learn the differences between Wills & Trusts
November 3, 2021by RaxterLaw
Join us at the Menifee Library to learn the differences between Wills & Trusts on November 18th, 2021 from 5pm to 6pm The Menifee Library is located at: 28798 La Piedra Rd, Menifee, Ca 92584
About VA Dependency and Indemnity Compensation for spouses, dependents, and parents If you’re the surviving spouse, child, or parent of a service member who died in the line of duty, or the survivor of a Veteran who died from a service-related injury or illness, you may be able to get a tax-free monetary benefit called...