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Launching your own business is an exciting venture filled with promise and potential. However, amid the excitement, it's crucial to proceed cautiously through the legal complexities that govern entrepreneurship. Here's a comprehensive guide to initiating your business...
You’ve had a nice career working in the corporate world. You’ve bought a beautiful home in the suburbs for your family. You have nice cars, a vacation property and general financial security. However, you’ve always had larger career goals than simply working for...
Every adult should draft at least a basic estate plan. Certainly, considering one’s own mortality is never pleasant, but these responsibilities are part of the mantle of adulthood we all assume. As you move through the stages of life, you should also adopt your estate...
Water is the lifeblood of agriculture. It sustains crops, nourishes livestock and contributes to overall farm productivity. However, helping to ensure responsible and sustainable water use practices is crucial with the increasing pressure on water resources. The...
Businesses are about much more than bricks and mortar. It’s likely that your company has developed a recognizable brand. You may utilize unique technology and processes to stay ahead of the competition. These concerns are part of your intellectual property, and they...
Millennials in North Dakota and around the country are putting off writing wills and creating estate plans because they are under economic stress. This was one of the conclusions researchers from an online financial planning platform reached after asking almost 15,000...
At any time, you can update your estate plan. It is often recommended to update an estate plan every three to five years. However, there may be occasions when you need to alter your estate plan sooner than this. Here are a few reasons an estate plan may be altered: ...
Some of the most consequential decisions you’ll make as you develop your estate plan involve choosing the people who will have authority to manage your affairs, both after your death and if you become seriously ill or injured and unable to speak or make decisions for...
Your final will is a critical part of your estate plan, allowing you to designate how your assets are distributed between your loved ones after you're gone. This usually results in peace of mind about end of life matters. Despite the power of a will, some things are...
If you are still in the house where you once raised your kids, you probably have a lot of excess “stuff”. You might have books that no one has read in years, clothes that no one fits into any longer and furniture in rooms that no one enters except to dust. If you (and...