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This year’s Caring.com/YouGov estate planning survey reveals a concerning trend. The number of people with a last will and testament has decreased by 24% since 2017. Only 32% of people surveyed have a last will and testament. If you are part of the other 68%, don’t wait another day. Contact us to see how easy and inexpensive the process is to create your last will and testament.
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On September 4, 2020 the Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued an order limiting landlords in evicting some tenants. It is important to understand that this is not a broad prohibition of all evictions. It only applies to limited tenant circumstances. We have now had the issue raised in a number of evictions. Our firm has reviewed the regulations and developed a process for determining if it does or does not apply to our clients and for protecting landlords against improper claims. Are you a landlord with a tenant in default? Contact us to learn more about how to navigate the eviction process in light of these new rules.
We would like to thank our many clients and members of the community who nominated and voted for us for the Ashland Times-Gazette Best of the Best award for local law firm. It was an honor to receive your support. Thank you.
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