
Lending to Family or Friends? Why You Still Need a Written Loan Agreement
Lending money to a family member or friend? Without a written loan agreement, you could be left unprotected — especially if they separate from a partner or pass away. This article explains why documenting the terms is essential and how Alpine Legal can help.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Drafting a Loan Agreement
Avoiding common mistakes in loan agreements can prevent legal disputes and financial losses. This article highlights key oversights such as failing to specify loan terms, repayment conditions, default provisions, and security arrangements. It also covers the importance of addressing major life events like default, divorce, or the borrower's death. To ensure your loan agreement is legally sound and properly protects your interests, consulting a lawyer is highly recommended.