Looking for an Attorney in Hawaii? UPCOUNTRY LAW focuses in the following areas of practice:
- Real Estate Law
- Condominium Law & CPR Creation
- Business Law & Entity Creation
- Estate Planning
- Asset Protection
- Hawaiian Deed Drafting and Document Recording
- Contract Law and Petitions
- Mediation
- Uncontested Divorce & Prenuptial Agreements
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In Hawaii, creating a Condominium is a preferred, fast, and simple way to increase your property value, by dividing up the entire property into separate sellable Units, while establishing a set of rules and obligations for all the Unit Owners, on how you want the entire property utilized, managed, and maintained from then on. Condominiums…
What are Separate Creditor Protections and when are they available to be included? When Tenancy is taken as Tenants by the Entirety, which is a tenancy option available only to married couples, civil union partners, and reciprocal beneficiaries. This tenancy is preferred as it protects Real Property against Separate Creditors, along with the rights of…
What’s the Difference between a Quitclaim Deed and a Warranty Deed? A Deed is a document drafted by an Attorney, that transfers real property from a person or entity to another person or entity. A properly drafted Deed will describe the transferring parties, the type of conveyance, the consideration, the ownership interest being conveyed, any…
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS? Asset Protection is similar to an Estate Plan, but instead of simply avoiding Probate or creating a shield from only separate creditors, Asset Protection protects your Assets from all potential creditors. This process involves an individually tailored plan of protection, implemented around each of your specific Personal or…
What is the difference between the Regular System and the Land Court Hawaii’s Bureau of Conveyances has two different recording systems, one is called the Regular System, and the other is called the Land Court System. Properties can also be in both Systems, also known as the Dual System. You will be required to record…