Can a Debtor’s misrepresentation to a Creditor, made specifically to get the Creditor to extend credit, be the basis of claiming the obligation is nondischargeable in the Debtor’s bankruptcy? If the misrepresentation is not in writing and relates to a … [Read more...] about Debtor’s Misrepresentation to a Creditor
Should You Have A Power of Attorney?
It is certainly a good idea for each of us to sign and maintain in effect a Power of Attorney. A Power of Attorney authorizes another person (your “agent”) to act for you in handling your financial affairs and property. Powers of Attorney can be either … [Read more...] about Should You Have A Power of Attorney?
Land Sale Contracts, Lease/Option, or Seller-Financing – Which Agreement Should You Choose?
Land sale contracts, lease/options, and seller-financing all allow a buyer to acquire an interest in property while leaving the seller with title or another form of security. So what purposes are served by each? For a seller, a land sale contract … [Read more...] about Land Sale Contracts, Lease/Option, or Seller-Financing – Which Agreement Should You Choose?
SSJH In the Mid-Willamette Valley Community
Happy Holidays from all of us at Sherman Sherman Johnnie & Hoyt! We pride ourselves on being active leaders in the community, and one way we give back to the community is by supporting events and organizations that make a positive difference. In … [Read more...] about SSJH In the Mid-Willamette Valley Community
Plan for the End at the Beginning – Doing So May Be The Best Decision You Make
Often successful business owners reach a point where they want to separate their interest in a business from the other owners with whom they started the business. Too many times, they discover that when they formed the business, not enough … [Read more...] about Plan for the End at the Beginning – Doing So May Be The Best Decision You Make