This month, we wished a HAPPY happy birthday to the most genuine soul and humble jokester, Attorney Paul Marks!
Sivia Law April Newsletter
Brad Smith • April 1, 2021
Welcome to the Sivia Law April Newsletter, a monthly newsletter that discusses updates in the industry, news going on in the office, upcoming events and more.
Here is what Sivia Law has been up to this past month!
As a reminder, we are actively keeping our clients and employees safe:
- Sanitizing pens, folders, and additional surfaces around the office
- Office Disinfection schedule
- Attorneys are wearing masks while in contact with clients
- Various meeting options are available to clients to ensure safety and comfort
A Month In Review
We also celebrated Attorney Paul Marks' 7 year work anniversary! We are proud to celebrate such a valuable member of the Sivia Law team. 🥳🏆
Blog Updates
As technology continues to be woven into every element of our lives, estate planning and the law have not been quick to adapt to these technological advances. Learn more about electronic wills in our blog linked below!
To learn all about electronic wills and how to make one yourself, check out our blog!
Those with disabilities who are living, working, going to school, shopping, visiting, enjoying entertainment, traveling, or doing just about anything else can be escorted by a service animal or an emotional support animal.
Learn more about how animals can help individuals with disabilities in our blog.
Do I Need A Lawyer To Sell A House?
You likely have a contract that is full of complicated legal phrases like “acceleration clause,” “chain of title” or “per diem,” but you will need to sign swiftly if you want to sell your house.
Many people are hesitant to sign a complex contract that they don't fully understand, but in the world of real estate, time is of the essence. Read our blog to learn more!
Stay Tuned For Our Mini Series Titled "Small Business FAQs"
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Join us next month for our "May" issue of the Sivia Law Monthly Newsletter!
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