More and more, transactions between small businesses and their customers, vendors, and service providers occur online rather than on paper. Yet some feel uneasy about the enforceability of these electronically-signed documents. Is an
When most people think of estate planning, they think of assets that include money, real estate, and personal property. But, included in someone’s estate could be invaluable personal property, such as family heirlooms
Part 3—Involuntary Transfers In the third part of our three-part LLC Membership series, we're discussing involuntary transfers. To get caught up you can read our previous blogs on LLC Membership Overview and Voluntary
Part 2: Voluntary Transfers In this 3-part blog series, we’re discussing a variety of aspects to consider when transferring membership interests in an LLC. Check out our overview blog on this topic before
Part 1: An Overview Say you are a member of an LLC, meaning you own membership interests in it. But what if you want to leave the LLC? What if you get a
Unfortunately, sometimes a death in the family can bring out the worst in people. Indeed, family resentments sometimes simmer during a time of grieving - particularly when money and assets from the deceased’s
Estate Executor Duties An executor, sometimes called a personal representative, is the person who is named in a will, appointed by the court, and responsible for performing under the terms of the will
As October draws to a close and the end of the year is rapidly approaching, the next few months are an opportune time to start your year-end tax planning for 2018. It’s particularly
For many, owning your own business is the essential American dream. What starts as an idea can grow into a business plan, but there are a lot of financial and legal considerations you
Marital status can impact your S Corporation more than you may realize. Before starting your business or changing its status, make sure you’re aware of all the implications this has for you and
