Read the following municipal ordinance prohibiting “any motor vehicle camper, trailer, farm implement and/or non-motorized vehicle” from daylong parking. If you’re a truck owner (motor vehicle), does this ordinance apply to you? The argument here is that the ordinance applies to “motor vehicle campers” and not motor vehicles. See the difference? This ordinance would have […]
What is a Homestead Declaration? A homestead declaration is a written statement, made under penalty of perjury, that claims a particular “dwelling” (for example, a house, condominium, boat, or similar property) as the owner’s principal place of residence. When a homestead declaration is (1) signed by a homeowner, (2) acknowledged (i.e., “notarized”) by a notary, […]
Are you able to spot a copyright infringement? Often I receive calls from persons and businesses with claims involving infringement by another person or business. During these calls, we discuss fact-based points involved in the developing legal matter before them. Upon meeting, I take a closer look at the works allegedly infringed on and subsequently […]
If you established a Revocable Living Trust in the recent past or anytime in the past, remember that after establishing your Trust, you must also “fund” the Trust. Funding it means to place things into the Trust so that it can be administered and carried out the way it is intended. If you haven’t funded […]
Celebrate our independence day with pride and gusto! Remember to celebrate responsibly.
On Saturday, June 20, 2015, Ruth Ryan-Cruz, Esq. was a guest speaker at the MANA de San Diego’s scholarship awards ceremony held at the University of California, San Diego’s School of Medicine‘s Medical Education and Telemedicine Bldg. In speaking, Ruth addressed the 2014-2015 Latina scholarship recipients about the importance of higher education. At this event, […]
On this day, Friday, June 26, 2015, the United States Supreme Court rules on same-sex marriage. Before the ruling, same-sex couples could marry in only 36 states and District of Columbia. Within hours of the Supreme Court decision, weddings were taking place in new states, including Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, and North and South Dakota. […]
Alternative Dispute Resolution includes, but is not limited to: Pre-Litigation Settlement Mediation Arbitration Settlement Agreements Dispute Resolution Counseling
Intellectual property includes, but is not limited to: Copyright E-commerce Laws Cyberspace Law Online Terms and Conditions Social Media and Internet Law Technology Transactions Trademark / Trade names Service Mark Trade Secrets International Protection
Real Estate Law includes, but is not limited to: Leases – Residential and Commercial Tenancy Matters Easement Deeds HOA Disputes Sales and Purchase Agreements – Residential and Commercial Title Issues Environmental Problems
