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Did you know?Real Estate Law Real 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...

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UncategorizedRiverside Superior Court closes amid COVID-19

March 18, 2020by RaxterLaw

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...

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Conservatorship/Guardianship ELDER LAW PROBATECalifornia Powers of Attorney (POA)

December 16, 2019by RaxterLaw

Nearly every day in our office a potential client will call to inquire about obtaining a power of attorney for a loved one. First, we must understand what a power of attorney is, and what it can do, and not do – as the case may be. A power of attorney is a legal device...