Just a reminder that through the end of May, Spokane attorney Alan Green is holding a clinic and providing families with a complete estate planning package for the special rate of only $495.00.  Having your affairs in order is too important to you and your family to let this opportunity pass.  Contact The Law Office of Alan H. Green, PLLC to find out more about getting your will, trust for your minor children, durable power of attorney, health care power of attorney and health care directive in place now. Read the rest of this entry »

57% of people in the United States do not have any sort of formal estate plan.   92% of adults between the ages of 18 and 35 do not even have a will.  These people are leaving themselves and their families at risk.

Until May 31st, The Law Office of Alan H. Green, PLLC is conducting a special “clinic” and will be providing families with a complete estate planning package for a discounted flat fee.  For $495.00, you and your spouse will both receive a will, including a simple testamentary trust for any minor children, a durable power of attorney, and a health care power of attorney/health care directive. Call today to find out more.

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One of the areas I see the most in my consumer protection practice involves claims having to do with botched or abandoned jobs by contractors.  These jobs range from small remodel or repair projects to full-scale renovation and remodeling of an entire house.  Unfortunately, even when consumers do their due diligence and check references, licenses, bonds and insurance information, shady contractors can still look legitimate and get jobs with fast talk and low bids.

So, you got taken for a ride by a contractor.  He has taken most of the money for the job, but left the work mostly unfinished – and what he has completed looks terrible and might even be dangerous.  Maybe he has damaged your house or other personal property.  Maybe you have even suffered personal injuries as a result of the contractor’s work.  What do you do now? Read the rest of this entry »