Entries by John H. Ruby & Associates

How Ambiguous Language Could Cost You in a Business Contract

A well-written business contract protects all involved parties. But when you use ambiguous language, either intentionally or unintentionally, the entire contract is in danger of being null and void. To find out how ambiguous language could negatively impact your business, and to discuss your business contracts in greater detail, call John H. Ruby & Associates […]

What the Rise in the Gig Economy Means for Divorce

Everyone does what they need to get by. In today’s economy, that means that more and more people are turning to gig work. While some people just do a few hours of gig work per week to bring in a little extra, others rely on it entirely for their income. If you or your spouse […]

Estate Planning for Baby Boomers

Baby boomers own nearly 53% of the wealth in the country, which is ten times more than the wealth held by millennials. And studies show that the total value of wealth owned by baby boomer households in the country could be anywhere from $59 trillion to $68 trillion. But despite having such a staggering amount […]

Estate Planning for Millennials

If you are a millennial, creating an estate plan is probably not at the top of your to-do list. You are not alone, as many of those who are in their 20’s and 30’s believe that they are too young to think about estate planning. The truth, however, is that estate planning is not just […]

Facial Injuries Caused by Motorcycle Accidents

When motorcycle accidents happen, motorcyclists bear the brunt of the damage. Not only are they likely to have a seriously damaged or totaled bike, but they are also at a greater risk of serious or fatal injuries. Among the common injuries reported by motorcyclists, you’ll find many types of facial injuries. If you’re ready to […]

What Can and Cannot Be Included in A Prenuptial Agreement?

Prenuptial agreements can be helpful to both parties as they work to reduce potential grounds of future marital disputes while solidifying the terms of their relationship and marriage. Based on this, just one wrong clause or loosely worded term in a prenup can render it ineffective or put you at a disadvantage. It’s best to […]

Estate Planning Considerations for Blended Families

Real-life blended families are not always this close, and they don’t always share the same values and goals. There is a high potential for conflict between members of a blended family when a parent becomes incapacitated or passes away. The estate plan of a blended family can minimize the chances of stress and conflict after […]