RJM LAWYER 

Avoid probate. Protect your family. Stay in control. Owning a home is a major milestone. It’s often the cornerstone of a family’s financial life, and in many cases, it’s the single largest asset a person will ever own. But surprisingly, most homeowners never take the step that truly protects that asset—and their family—when they’re gone. They assume that having “a will” is enough. It isn’t. If you want to avoid probate, prevent court interference, protect your children, maint

Most business owners spend their energy building, expanding, and optimizing their companies. They fine-tune marketing strategies, negotiate supplier contracts, and hire the right teams. But there’s another side to entrepreneurship — one that doesn’t show up on the highlight reels; and that's protecting what you’ve built, so that when the storm hits your not left out to dry. And believe me, the storm always hits. The only question is, the scale. In today’s litigious socie

Most people don’t understand the simple truth about entrepreneurship and property ownership: The law doesn’t care about your intentions — it cares about structure. And when you own property in your personal name or you operate “as yourself” under a sole proprietorship……you are essentially loading a bullet into the chamber, spinning it, placing the barrel to your temple — and pulling the trigger with every deal, every tenant, every video shoot, every subcontractor, every clien

When most rental property owners talk about “asset protection,” they start with entities: “Should I use an LLC?”“Should I use series LLCs?”“Should I put my properties in trusts?” This all matters, but here’s the real truth that nobody dares to say out loud: The first battle is never fought in a courtroom. It’s fought on paperwork  — which in turn will determine whether you have a big or not so big situation. And for landlords and property investors, the single most powerful d