Dates to Remember

December 1, 2021/in Updates/by Adan Gutierrez

Christmas Day (Observed)

Friday, December 24, 2021

Closed

New Year’s Day

(Observed)

Friday, December 31, 2021

Closed

Martin Luther King Day

Monday, January 17, 2022

Closed

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Title Tale: Judgment Liens: Why Your Borrower May Have to Pay Even When They Swear They Shouldn’tSeptember 30, 2025 - 9:40 am
Written by: Mylene Marcelo, Title Manager/Title Officer In a recent file, a borrower came back after closing upset that escrow paid off two judgments. His protest? “I’m not supposed to pay these!” Well, here’s the naked truth: He sued, he lost, and the court ordered him to pay. Those judgments didn’t just vanish into thin […]
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October and the Pink Ribbon: What You Should KnowOctober 1, 2025 - 4:40 pm
Written by: Sarah Clark, Better Health with Sarah October and the Pink Ribbon: What You Should Know Every October, pink ribbons appear on everything from food packaging to personal care items to household products — all meant to raise awareness for breast cancer. While the pink ribbon has become a symbol of awareness, hope and […]
Title Tale: Judgment Liens: Why Your Borrower May Have to Pay Even When They Swear They Shouldn’tSeptember 30, 2025 - 9:40 am
Written by: Mylene Marcelo, Title Manager/Title Officer In a recent file, a borrower came back after closing upset that escrow paid off two judgments. His protest? “I’m not supposed to pay these!” Well, here’s the naked truth: He sued, he lost, and the court ordered him to pay. Those judgments didn’t just vanish into thin […]