Southern California Real Estate Attorney Raxter Law, P.A. has over 40 years combined experience with Real Estate law matters. Our office has represented governmental agencies, land developers, lenders, commercial and residential landlords/tenants, apartments, brokers, escrow companies. Real Estate in California presents unique legal challenges that require an experienced attorney with experience and concentration in this...
Maryann Briseno, Esq Areas of Concentration:– Bankruptcy – Family Law – Tax Resolution– Business Law Ms. Maryann Briseno was born in Lima, Peru who immigrated to the United States as an adolescent in 1986. She is exceptionally fluent in Spanish and English. Her experiences as an immigrant child influenced her fervor to help others who...
Signs of Physical Elder Abuse Several of the signs of abuse can mimic signs and symptoms of depression and or advanced symptoms of Alzheimer’s. When assessing your loved one, be sure to take all of his/her symptoms and any diagnoses into consideration before jumping to any conclusions about neglect or abuse. No one wants to...
Raxter Law and its staff all want to say thank you to First Responders! So for the month of May the entire staff is dedicating time to draft a will, power of attorney, and healthcare directive for first responders and their spouses FREE of charge! Normally, a will package would cost $300.00 but because first...
The Riverside County Superior Court along with other local County Courts are closing or drastically limiting services in response to COVID-19. San Diego, Orange, and San Bernardino Courts are taking similar steps. Below is Riverside County’s response. In addition, please note that the Department of Veterans Affairs office, EDD, and Labor Commission are also closing...
Another new year means new laws As we enter the new decade, California legislators have graced California with a multitude of new laws. Below are some of the most important (or interesting) laws that took effect on January 1, 2020. SB 3: Minimum wage Another pay hike is on the way for minimum wage workers....
Do you need an attorney? Like any good attorney will tell you the answer is “maybe” or “it depends.” First, there are certain entities that must be represented by an attorney before the Court. Examples would be Corporations, Limited Liability Companies, Trusts, and other similar entities. However, in most situations an individual is free to...
For reasons unknown or based on costs, places such as hospitals, doctor’s offices, schools, movie theaters and other places of public accommodation refuse to provide communication access to deaf or hard of hearing people. It is against the law for employers, hospitals, governments, and other entities to discriminate against you based on your hearing loss....
