Author: Macey Holden
Don’t Ignore State-Specific Laws on Beneficiary Designations
Many must pay more attention to understanding and complying with state-specific beneficiary design laws. Failure to do so can lead to unintended consequences and complicate the distribution of assets. When beneficiary designations are not adequately managed, they can result in significant delays and costly legal disputes. How Beneficiary Designations Impact ...
Steps for Initiating the Eviction Process
Evictions are necessary when tenants violate lease agreements or fail to pay rent. Whereas initiating the process is something most landlords want to avoid and will execute as a last resort, having a basic idea of what happens makes it less challenging. What The Process Looks Like The first step ...
Secure Financing for a Business Acquisition
The intent to buy a business is often contingent upon securing the necessary funds, which can come from various sources. Acquisition financing aims to obtain ownership and ensure the new owner has adequate resources to operate and expand the business successfully. A Letter of Intent often serves as a formal ...
The Legal Component Of Employee Remote Work Policies
It’s more than a trend. The transition to remote work models has ushered in new expectations for employers and employees, but it also comes with a blend of advantages and legal challenges. For organizations in Missouri and Illinois, this transition underscores the need for strict adherence to legal standards to ...
Strategies for Resolving Shareholder Disputes
Shareholder disputes disrupt the flow of business operations and create a challenging atmosphere for decision-making. These conflicts arise from disagreements over business direction, profit distribution, or management roles. A well-thought-out strategy for dispute resolution maintains the company's operations and ensures its long-term success. Addressing these conflicts is about finding a ...
Mitigating Risks: Business Estate Planning & Liability Concerns
Planning a business’s future and long-term trajectory requires more than just focusing on profits and growth. Being prepared for future situations is equally important, especially when it comes to legal matters. Many people understand how contracts safeguard their interests but quickly overlook how estate planning does the same. Business estate ...