Navigating the Tenant Eviction Process in Rhode Island: A Comprehensive Guide

Posted on November 15, 2023

Eviction is a crucial, yet complex aspect of real estate law. For landlords in Rhode Island, understanding the eviction process is essential for effective property management. This guide, presented by PALUMBO LAW, aims to demystify the eviction process in Rhode Island, offering clarity and legal insights to landlords and tenants alike. Understanding...

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When Your Real Estate and Estate Planning Needs Collide

Posted on October 20, 2023

At first glance, real estate and estate planning appear to be two separate areas of law. However, the subject areas often intermingle, and when you are leaving property to your loved ones the implications for both can collide. Here’s what you should know about the overlap between your real estate...

Ask PALUMBO LAW: My Parents Haven’t Done Any Estate Planning. What Should They Do?

Posted on October 17, 2023

Estate planning is a critical aspect of securing your family's future and ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes. Yet, many individuals, including our parents, often delay or neglect estate planning altogether. If your parents haven't started their estate planning journey, it's time to take action and guide them through...

10 Clever Negotiating Tactics from a Real Estate Attorney

Posted on September 21, 2023

Negotiating is a really wonderful way to secure the best deals. Whether you are buying, selling, or leasing property, the art of negotiation tactics can make all the difference. Here are 10 clever negotiating tactics from a real estate attorney. 1. Identify One-Sided Terms Sometimes contracts contain one-sided terms that could...

When Property Damage Occurs: Know Your Rights

Posted on September 14, 2023

Property damage can strike unexpectedly, leaving you with repair costs and potential legal complications. Whether it's caused by natural disasters or man-made incidents, understanding your rights and the legal doctrines that apply is essential. In this blog, we'll explore the intricacies of private property damage in Rhode Island and how having an...

5 Laws and Limitations Waterfront Property Owners Face in Rhode Island

Posted on August 14, 2023

With serene views and relaxing recreational opportunities, many people dream of purchasing waterfront property. However, there are some potential limitations to get clarification on before purchasing property on or near water. Here are five laws and limitations that waterfront property owners in Rhode Island should be aware...

Checklist: An Estate Planning Starter Guide (2023)

Posted on August 7, 2023

While it’s important to live in the present, it’s also important to plan for the future. While it can be difficult to think about your own mortality, it’s often critical to ensure that your loved ones are cared for after you pass away. After all, it’s better to...

A Trust Can Protect Your Child’s Inheritance After a Divorce

Posted on July 12, 2023

People tend to create estate plans that are extremely inclusive of their spouses. They tend to figure that if something happens to them, their spouse will use the assets that they leave them to care for the kids. However, when a couple divorces, many people don’t want their ex-spouse to be...

Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples in Rhode Island

Posted on July 5, 2023

Estate planning can often prove complicated, but when it comes to unmarried partners, it can be extremely confusing. Luckily, with the assistance of a qualified estate planning attorney who has experience working with unmarried couples, you can be sure to protect yourself and your partner. Same-Sex Couples In 2015, the United...

What Are Your Children Entitled to if You Die Intestate?

Posted on June 26, 2023

Wills are important because they help to ensure that your property goes to the individuals you desire. They allow a parent to leave the property they want in the amounts that they want to their kids. But what happens if a parent dies without a will? Here’s what your children are entitled...

Estate Planning for Your Pets in Rhode Island

Posted on June 19, 2023

Our pets are often considered members of our family, similar to our children. They provide unconditional love and we love them back. That’s why we take steps to take good care of them. But what happens if they outlive us? While it may be difficult to imagine, it’s important to know that...

Are Estate Plans Only for Older and Wealthy Individuals?

Posted on May 12, 2023

When we think of an estate plan, it often brings to mind much older individuals with a lot of money. But are these the only individuals who should be creating an estate plan? Not at all. Sure, the elderly and the rich should have an estate plan, but so too should...