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What Are S-Corporations?

S-corporations offer several important tax benefits to companies that qualify for this status. Most corporations are C-corporations, which a pay corporate income tax with unlimited shareholders. S-corporations work differently. Here,…

Prior Art Patentability Searches

Intellectual Property

Businesses want to protect their designs, plans, and specifications for new products. Inventions and innovations are valuable intellectual property that deserve protection. A patent may grant exclusive rights to your…

Revocable Trust vs. Irrevocable Trust

Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate Administration

Trusts are an incredibly important part of your estate planning arsenal if you choose the right option for your situation. A trust document lets you transfer ownership of property to…

LLC vs. Corporation vs. Sole Proprietorship

Business & Contracts

Starting a new business is an exciting time. You have an excellent idea and are ready to make it a reality. What too many new business owners fail to do…

Non-Disclosure Agreements

Intellectual Property

A non-disclosure agreement is a legal contract that creates a confidential relationship between one party with access to sensitive information and another person who will access that information. It protects…

Tenancy by the Entirety, Joint Tenants, and Tenants in Common

Real Estate Transactions

When buying a home, you may see some new and unfamiliar terms. Whether you are a single person, married couple, or an entire family buying a property, you need to…

The Role of Power of Attorney Documents

Elder Law, Estate Planning

Power of attorney documents play a vital role in your care or the care of a loved one as they age. These legal instruments help trusted individuals make decisions for…

Trade Secrets: What They Are and How To Protect Them

Business & Contracts, Intellectual Property

Your trade secrets are some of the most valuable intellectual property you own. You own a particular pattern, formula, method, or other valuable process that gives you a competitive edge…

Trusts for Minor Beneficiaries

Elder Law

A trust may be just the right tool to protect your minor children or other beneficiaries under the age of 18. These minors likely rely upon you for financial support.…

Understanding Guardianships and Conservatorships

Elder Law

Guardianships and conservatorships have many similarities, but they are also carry some major differences. Guardianships are designed to protect a vulnerable person and grant broad powers to the appointed guardian.…

Guardians Ad Litem

Elder Law

Guardians ad litem are appointed by a court to represent a vulnerable person’s rights. They are often appointed in child custody cases, but are also frequently used to protect legally…

Probate and Fiduciary Obligations

Probate Administration

State law imposes certain fiduciary duties on executors and others during the probate process. A fiduciary is a person authorized to act on behalf of another and who must follow…

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What Are S-Corporations?

Prior Art Patentability Searches

Revocable Trust vs. Irrevocable Trust

LLC vs. Corporation vs. Sole Proprietorship

Non-Disclosure Agreements

Tenancy by the Entirety, Joint Tenants, and Tenants in Common

The Role of Power of Attorney Documents

Trade Secrets: What They Are and How To Protect Them

Trusts for Minor Beneficiaries

Understanding Guardianships and Conservatorships

Guardians Ad Litem

Probate and Fiduciary Obligations

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