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What Probate Is and How To Avoid It — Part 2
Unless you've created an estate plan that works to keep your family out of court, when you die (or become incapacitated) many of your assets must go through probate before those assets can be distributed to your heirs. Like most court proceedings, probate can be time-consuming, costly, and open t...
What Makes Family Business Lawyers™ Different From Other Business Lawyers?—Part 1
If you are thinking about hiring a lawyer to help with your business, you may be wondering why you should work with us, your Family Business Lawyer™ rather than a “traditional” business lawyer. What makes us so different from other lawyers?
The best way to explain how Family Business Lawyer™ firm...
What Happens To Your Business When You Get Sick or Die? 4 Fundamentals To Know
If you dream of one day leaving your company to your family, but you haven't properly included your business in your estate plan, that dream could become a nightmare for your heirs—and for your partners, team members, and clients, too. In fact, properly planning for what would happen to your busi...
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Beyond the FDIC Safety Net: Protecting Your Cash When Your Savings Exceed Insurance Limits
Your life savings may exceed FDIC insurance limits, leaving portions of your hard-earned money unprotected if your bank fails. Learn strategic approaches to safeguard your entire financial legacy and ensure the maximum protection for your deposits.
A Female Founder's Guide to Business Success
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, women own more than 12 million businesses in the United States, generating $1.8 trillion in revenue annually. Despite this significant economic impact, female entrepreneurs face unique challenges when growing and scaling their companies.
BOI/CTA UPDATE: Treasury Department Suspends Enforcement of Penalties
UPDATE: On March 2, 2025, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced that it will not enforce any penalties or fines associated with the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) reporting requirements against U.S. citizens or domestic companies. Rather, it plans to propose rules that narrow the scop...
