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What Should Be Included in a Residential Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement?
/by Pucher & RanucciFor most people, buying or selling a home in Orland Park is the single largest financial transaction of their lives. The initial excitement of finding the perfect property or accepting a strong offer is often quickly followed by the reality of the paperwork: a dense, multi-page document called the “Multi-Board Residential Real Estate Contract 8.0.” […]
What Are Your Legal Obligations as a Landlord in Orland Park, IL?
/by Pucher & RanucciOwning rental property in Orland Park can be a sound investment strategy. You provide a home for a family or individual, and in return, you build equity and generate income. However, many landlords operate under a common misconception: they treat it like a passive hobby. In Orland Park, being a landlord is running a business—a […]
Why Is It So Expensive to Adopt a Child?
/by Pucher & RanucciThis is article does a great job touching on the heartbreaking truth of adoption limitations for some people because of cost. Some good information on how to defer some of those costs. Across the world, there are thousands of children in need of homes. In America, there are thousands of families looking for children to […]
Why Do I Need a Lawyer When Buying a Home?
/by Pucher & RanucciBuying a home is an exciting time, but it can also be a daunting experience as it is usually the biggest financial decision of your life. So, it is important to know your rights and obligations, financial and otherwise, when signing a real estate contract. There are many people on your team during a real […]
Changes In Illinois Child Support Laws For 2017
/by Pucher & RanucciBeginning in 2017, both the non-custodial and the custodial parents’ earnings will now be taken into account when factoring child support. This new approach explores the entire financial picture available to support the children instead of using a pre-determined percentage of the non-custodial parent’s income. This approach appears to be in response to the growing […]