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We at Foulk Law Firm LLC, led by Donald W. Foulk in St. Louis, Missouri, often speak with property owners who want to do things right when renting out properties. Being a landlord involves more than collecting rent—it means fulfilling obligations under state law, local regulations, and the terms spelled out in leases.

Personal injuries can stem from a wide variety of situations, such as car accidents, slip and fall incidents, or workplace accidents. No matter the cause, the aftermath can be both physically and emotionally overwhelming, leaving victims unsure of how to proceed.

Estate planning is essential for anyone who wants to protect their assets and provide for their loved ones after they're gone. Without a clear plan in place, families may face unnecessary challenges during an already emotional time.

Managing a real estate contract can feel overwhelming, especially for those unfamiliar with the legal terms and implications. These documents are critical in any property transaction and outline the rights and obligations of both buyers and sellers. Missing or misunderstanding key clauses could lead to disputes, financial losses, or even jeopardizing the entire deal.

Determining liability in traffic accidents is often complicated, involving multiple factors, parties, and laws that vary by state. Understanding who is responsible is essential, as liability dictates which party—or parties—must compensate for injuries, damages, and other losses resulting from the accident.

A comprehensive estate plan is crucial for securing your future and assuring your wishes are honored. One essential component of this plan is a power of attorney (POA), a legal document that designates someone to make decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated.

Civil litigation is a legal process used to resolve disputes between individuals, businesses, or government entities where criminal sanctions are not at issue. If you're considering filing a lawsuit or have been served as a defendant, understanding the civil litigation process is crucial.

The short answer is YES. Waiver clauses in contracts should bear special consideration for every party to the contract. For instance, a lease can contain a provision where the landlord is not liable to the tenant for harm caused