Amy Holmes

Amy Holmes

Amy Holmes is a licensed California attorney and legal reviewer for Finturf. As in-house counsel, she focuses on contracts, regulatory compliance, and risk management for financial and home improvement partners. Previously, she advised startups, healthcare organizations, and consumer brands on business formation, contract terms, and advertising and intellectual property compliance.

She holds a J.D. from the University of San Diego School of Law, where she earned top marks in business transactions and copyright law, and a B.A. in political science from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. At Finturf, Amy draws on this hands-on legal background to review articles on licensing, financing regulations, consumer disclosures, and other legal topics, helping ensure our content is accurate, practical, and aligned with current laws and industry best practices.

The Essential Contractor-Homeowner Agreement: What Every Renovation Contract Should Include

Home renovation projects are usually an exciting experience. The dream of a new kitchen or upgrading a basement into a living space sounds promising. But as the project progresses, things may go awry.  That’s where a renovation contract comes in. An agreement that clarifies what’s happening, when it’s happening, and what might happen if plans […]

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When Projects Run Late: Legal and Financial Consequences for Contractors

Running late isn’t just frustrating. It can hit your bottom line, damage your reputation, and even land you in legal hot water. Contractors face these risks daily, whether it’s navigating change orders, handling late payments, or managing crews stuck waiting for approvals or materials. In this guide, we’ll break down why projects run late, how […]

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