What happens to you after you die is a question with no answer. What happens to your stuff, however, is much more clear. If you own property and assets, you should strongly consider drafting a will. That way you, and not your state government, can decide who gets your property and assets when you die. …
You probably know that legal services can be expensive, but attorneys don’t always charge the same rate or even structure their fees in the same way. However, most attorneys will use one of the following payment options when charging you for their services.
Basics A limited liability company (LLC) is an entity formed under a state LLC statute that combines the organizational and operational features of a partnership with the liability limitation feature of a corporation. All states permit the creation of LLCs with one member as well as LLCs with multiple members. An LLC may be formed …
So you’ve decided to incorporate, time to pick the right state. Where exactly a new business decides to incorporate can impact the business in a variety of ways. The taxation, cost and corporate laws vary from state to state, making some states advantageous for certain small business owners. The Basics Incorporating your business in …
Proposition 65 was designed to protect the state’s water sources and require businesses to inform consumers about potential exposure to harmful toxins. The law requires that California’s governor publish an annual list of chemicals that are known to cause cancer or birth defects. Businesses are required to place a Prop. 65 warning on products that contain any of …
This article will cover the basics of attorney fees for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. In a previous article, we covered the basics of attorney fees for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Many of the same things that we said about the economics of Chapter 7 also apply to Chapter 13. That is to say, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy …
