Business Law

For a business owner, unexpected legal issues can cut profits and slow operations. And it’s far more cost-efficient to prevent these issues than fix them after they’ve popped up. A good example is preparing written agreements, so you can “get everything in writing.”

Establishing and running a business requires formalities that, if not completed properly, can be costly and detrimental to your business. Having a proper business plan, filing the proper documents internally and with the state, and keeping up with the legal provisions throughout your business is vital. We take the time to learn about your business and asses the requirements to ensure all the legal requirements are correctly handled.

Contact our office for a free consultation regarding the following legal matters:

Business Filings
Business Assets Purchase and Sale Agreements
Confidentiality, Non-Disclosure, Non-Compete Agreements
Contract Drafting and Negotiation
Loans, Mortgages, and Security Instruments
Premises and Equipment leases

A major life event (marriage, divorce, birth, graduation, incapacity, and loss of a loved one) can often trigger the need to create or update your Estate Plan. Whether your concerns are probate avoidance or creditor protection for you and your survivors, we can advise you. Most plans can be completed on a flat-fee basis. Contact us today for a complimentary consultation and quote.