| | Bankruptcy, COVID-19
What will happen if the extra $600 a week unemployment benefit, added due to the current COVID-19 pandemic expires on July 31, 2020? This benefit was intended as a temporary measure to help those facing unemployment or were furloughed due
| | Bankruptcy, COVID-19
The current global COVID-19 pandemic has caused many small businesses to assess and struggle with their financial situation more than perhaps any time in decades. For many, despite attempts by the government to assist, bankruptcy is the most viable option.
I assume most of us have recently had experiences with ways we have adapted to these new circumstances that we would not have imagined possible. This need and ability to adapt reminds me of a point that James Clear makes
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey today extended the moratorium on residential evictions until October 31. On March 24, the Governor had issued an Executive Order delaying the enforcement of eviction action orders for renters impacted by COVID-19 for 120 days. Today’s
All Living Trusts Are the Same, Right? One of the most common myths about estate planning is that all living trusts are the same. I am told, “I already have a living trust. I’m covered.” However, after reviewing the living
On July 3rd, President Trump signed the PPP Extension Act. The new extension allows for application of PPP loans until August 8th, 2020. As the initial PPP program was set to expire, more than $130 billion of funds were still
| | COVID-19, Estate Planning
If the current COVID-19 pandemic has you thinking abut getting your affairs in order, you are not alone. For pet owners, the care of your furry loved ones is also a priority. Just as you can set up a trust
Various cities, counties, and states have recently passed ordinances asking citizens to wear masks in public or when social distancing cannot be maintained. Many businesses have also posted rules about the use of masks within their establishments. But many people
| COVID-19
Mass gatherings statewide restricted Effective June 29, 2020, even if appropriate physical distancing is possible, organized events of more than 50 people are prohibited. The Executive Order enables local governing jurisdictions, such as the city, town or county, to approve
Various cities, counties, and states have recently passed ordinances asking citizens to wear masks in public or when social distancing cannot be maintained. Many businesses have also posted rules about the use of masks within their establishments. But many people
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