Legal Advice To Help Build Your Future
You’ve always dreamed of being a business owner, and that dream is finally coming true. You’ve come up with a business plan, identified your target audience, secured financing for your company and much more. You believe that you are ready to launch your new business...
When launching a new business, one of the first decisions entrepreneurs face involves choosing the appropriate business structure. This determines everything from how a company is taxed to what level of liability the owner has if legal action is taken against the...
It can be thrilling to find someone who you think will make a great business partner. When you have a meeting of the minds and shared goals, anything seems possible. However, the reality is that not every business partnership works out – and even the best ones can end...
No one wants their legacy to be marred by family squabbles or – worse – litigation after they’re gone. However, maybe you’re planning to take steps in your estate planning that you know will be unpopular and may even give loved ones grounds to question whether you did...
If your parents passed away, you may know that their assets are going to be transferred on to their chosen beneficiaries. Ideally, they will have an estate plan to define who these individuals are. Otherwise, state laws take effect and assets are typically transferred...
As a responsible adult, you’ve taken – or will soon take – time to create a will and estate plan in hopes of making things easier for your family after you pass away. However, making this effort doesn’t always prevent disagreements from arising after a will creator’s...
Inheriting a home can be a mixed blessing – especially if you didn’t know that someone planned to leave it to you. Even if you have no interest in living in it or using it as a rental property, however, you can always opt to sell it so that you have the proceeds. But,...
Ancillary probate is required when a deceased person owns property in a state different from their primary residence. This process is necessary to legally transfer ownership of out-of-state assets in accordance with the deceased's will or the state's intestacy laws....
The role of an estate executor comes with specific duties and obligations that must be diligently fulfilled. Typically, the executor is named in the will. If there is no will, the court will appoint an executor, often a close family member or trusted individual....
Your will defines the future of your estate, serving as a roadmap for the distribution of your assets and the fulfillment of your wishes. However, several common mistakes in the process of drafting this crucial estate planning document can disrupt your intentions and...
