March 31, 2020
You can apply for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) at any lending institution that is approved to participate in the program through the existing U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) 7(a) lending program and additional lenders approved by the Department of Treasury. This could be the bank you already use, or a nearby bank. There are thousands of banks that already participate in the SBA’s lending programs, including numerous community banks. The loan application on the SBA website currently is for a different loan. You do not have to visit any government institution to apply for the program. You can call your bank or find SBA-approved lenders in your area through SBA’s online Lender Match tool, which is available on their website.
Riverside County: (951) 600-2733
Orange County: (714) 978-2060
Northwest Arkansas: (479) 377-2059
August 10, 2026
California Raised the Probate Limit to $750,000 — Do You Still Need a Living Trust?California's AB 2016 lets many families transfer a primary residence worth up to $750,000 without full probate. Here's how the new thresholds work — and why a living trust still makes sense for most homeowners.
July 10, 2026
Spousal Property Petition in California: A Plain-English GuideWhen a spouse dies, California's Spousal Property Petition can transfer assets to the surviving spouse without full probate — how it works and when it applies.
May 26, 2026
When AI Becomes a Witness Against You: How Client Use of ChatGPT and Claude Can Waive Attorney-Client PrivilegeA federal court ruled that client chats with ChatGPT, Claude, and other public AI tools are not protected by attorney-client privilege or work product — what it means for you.
