
What Is an Estate?
An individual's estate consists of all of his or her land and real estate, possessions, cash, financial securities,…

An individual's estate consists of all of his or her land and real estate, possessions, cash, financial securities,…
Escrow is a legal concept that describes a financial arrangement in which an asset or funds are held by a third party o…
Escheat refers to a government's legal right to seize estate assets or unclaimed property. It occurs most frequentl…
Estate planning is the preparation of tasks to manage a person's assets in the event of incapacity or demise. Inc…
Earthquakes will occur, but the exact timing is unknown. We are aware that they can cause extensive damage to your home…
The executor of an estate is the individual designated to administer the deceased person's last will and testament…
An endorsement can be a signature authorizing the legal transfer of a negotiable instrument between parties or an ame…
A real estate term known as an easement, or an easement agreement, describes a situation in which one party uses the…
A charge is a claim against a piece of property by a party other than the owner. An encumbrance can affect the property…
The acronym "equated monthly instalment" (EMI) refers to a predetermined amount of money that must be paid …