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Legal Minute With Debbie   -   Jul 18, 2026 Don't Let a Small Legal Issue Become a Big Financial Problem
Don't Let a Small Legal Issue Become a Big Financial Problem

Homeownership comes with legal responsibilities. Learn how proactive legal guidance can help you avoid costly mistakes and protect your biggest investment.

by Debbie Balfour
Sparkling Hill   -   Jul 18, 2026 Three Days That Felt Like a Week at Sparkling Hill Resort
Three Days That Felt Like a Week at Sparkling Hill Resort

Three days at Sparkling Hill Resort in Vernon reminded us why this annual anniversary tradition leaves us refreshed, recharged, and already planning our next visit.

by Debbie Balfour
Real Estate Investing   -   Jul 17, 2026 Your Best Investor Call Can Still Cost You the Deal
Your Best Investor Call Can Still Cost You the Deal

Discover why your investor follow-up, not your investor call, is what builds trust, creates momentum, and moves prospective investors toward action.

by Debbie Balfour
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 16, 2026 Risk Readiness in 2026: What Every Business Owner Should Be Paying Attention To
Risk Readiness in 2026: What Every Business Owner Should Be Paying Attention To

Running a business today means navigating a growing list of risks that extend far beyond property damage and liability claims. Let's talk about it.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
Karalee Greer   -   Jul 15, 2026 On This Week | July 13–19, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
On This Week | July 13–19, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World

Bastille Day, Apollo 11, the first FIFA World Cup, and the Seneca Falls Convention shaped a remarkable week in world history.

by Karalee Greer
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 15, 2026 Understanding the Unsolicited Communication Exclusion in Business Insurance
Understanding the Unsolicited Communication Exclusion in Business Insurance

In plain language, if your business is accused of sending messages—such as emails, texts, faxes, or even direct mail—without proper consent, your insurance will not step in to cover legal costs, settlements, or damages related to that claim. Let's talk about Unsolicited Communication Exclusion.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 14, 2026 Rip and Tear Insurance Coverage: What Construction Contractors Need to Know
Rip and Tear Insurance Coverage: What Construction Contractors Need to Know

One of the most costly scenarios in construction is when a hidden defect in materials or workmanship forces contractors to remove part of a completed structure to access and repair the issue. Let's talk about Rip and Tear Insurance Coverage.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 13, 2026 Why Your Business Insurance Policy Requires Contractors and Subcontractors to Show Proof of Insurance
Why Your Business Insurance Policy Requires Contractors and Subcontractors to Show Proof of Insurance

While subcontractors can bring valuable skills and efficiency, they also bring a level of risk. Because of that many insurance companies add a contractors and subcontractors warranty. Let's talk about it.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
Don't Let a Small Legal Issue Become a Big Financial Problem
Legal Minute With Debbie   -   Jul 18, 2026 Don't Let a Small Legal Issue Become a Big Financial Problem

Homeownership comes with legal responsibilities. Learn how proactive legal guidance can help you avoid costly mistakes and protect your biggest investment.

by Debbie Balfour
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Legal Minute With Debbie   -   Jul 18, 2026 Don't Let a Small Legal Issue Become a Big Financial Problem
Don't Let a Small Legal Issue Become a Big Financial Problem

Homeownership comes with legal responsibilities. Learn how proactive legal guidance can help you avoid costly mistakes and protect your biggest investment.

by Debbie Balfour
Sparkling Hill   -   Jul 18, 2026 Three Days That Felt Like a Week at Sparkling Hill Resort
Three Days That Felt Like a Week at Sparkling Hill Resort

Three days at Sparkling Hill Resort in Vernon reminded us why this annual anniversary tradition leaves us refreshed, recharged, and already planning our next visit.

by Debbie Balfour
Real Estate Investing   -   Jul 17, 2026 Your Best Investor Call Can Still Cost You the Deal
Your Best Investor Call Can Still Cost You the Deal

Discover why your investor follow-up, not your investor call, is what builds trust, creates momentum, and moves prospective investors toward action.

by Debbie Balfour
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 16, 2026 Risk Readiness in 2026: What Every Business Owner Should Be Paying Attention To
Risk Readiness in 2026: What Every Business Owner Should Be Paying Attention To

Running a business today means navigating a growing list of risks that extend far beyond property damage and liability claims. Let's talk about it.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
Karalee Greer   -   Jul 15, 2026 On This Week | July 13–19, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
On This Week | July 13–19, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World

Bastille Day, Apollo 11, the first FIFA World Cup, and the Seneca Falls Convention shaped a remarkable week in world history.

by Karalee Greer
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 15, 2026 Understanding the Unsolicited Communication Exclusion in Business Insurance
Understanding the Unsolicited Communication Exclusion in Business Insurance

In plain language, if your business is accused of sending messages—such as emails, texts, faxes, or even direct mail—without proper consent, your insurance will not step in to cover legal costs, settlements, or damages related to that claim. Let's talk about Unsolicited Communication Exclusion.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 14, 2026 Rip and Tear Insurance Coverage: What Construction Contractors Need to Know
Rip and Tear Insurance Coverage: What Construction Contractors Need to Know

One of the most costly scenarios in construction is when a hidden defect in materials or workmanship forces contractors to remove part of a completed structure to access and repair the issue. Let's talk about Rip and Tear Insurance Coverage.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Jul 13, 2026 Why Your Business Insurance Policy Requires Contractors and Subcontractors to Show Proof of Insurance
Why Your Business Insurance Policy Requires Contractors and Subcontractors to Show Proof of Insurance

While subcontractors can bring valuable skills and efficiency, they also bring a level of risk. Because of that many insurance companies add a contractors and subcontractors warranty. Let's talk about it.

by Jenny Holly Hansen
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