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How to Protect Your Business After Your Death
We often have small business owners reach out to us to create their estate plan, and one question that is always on their mind is: how do I protect my business after my death? Fortunately, there are a range of options to consider when deciding how to protect your business in your estate plan.
Top Legal Documents You Must Have to Start a New Business
What are the top legal documents you must have to start a new business? Learn the important documents that new and existing business owners need to make sure are in place to protect their business.
What will happen to my child if I die?
What happens to my children if I die? How do I create a guardian designation? What happens to my money if I die? Does my child receive my money if I die? Who handles my child’s money if I die? Knowing the answers to these important questions will help you to make the right decisions to prepare for the unexpected.
Why Should You Update Your Estate Plan After a Divorce
Learn how to protect yourself after a divorce and why updating your estate plan after a divorce is so important.
Why is it important for businesses like LLCs or Corps to hold regular meetings and keep minutes?
This article discusses one aspect of protecting your liability — holding regular meetings.
Tradenames and Trademarks
Trademarks and Trade Names are both useful tools for developing and marketing your business.
Guardian Designations: Are your kids protected?
What would happen to your kids if you did not make it home tonight? Parents can make a plan today for that "what if" by designating a guardian, conservator and if appropriate, creating a trust. What are each of these tools? Guardian Designation A guardian designation...
Why Creating a Trust Can be Beneficial
There are many reasons why setting up a trust for you and your family is a smart decision including avoiding probate, privacy and maintaining control over distributions. In addition, trusts provide protection in the event that you become incapacitated. Trusts also help when a beneficiary has special needs. Trusts can be catered to your needs and a decision to help protect you and your family’s future.
Top 10 Reasons to Have a Will
Procrastination and the fear of death are common factors for not creating a will. But, there are many reasons why creating a will should be a priority in your life.