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A Special Needs Trust can be a powerful tool to allow a recipient of public funds to have a better quality of …
After selecting the type of business you want to form, the next step is to select the best state to incorporate your …
Forming a new business is an exciting time in any entrepreneur’s life. Those hoping to set their small business up for success …
Technology companies are driving a new boom in commercial real estate leasing, as these businesses look to expand with new office spaces. …
An estate plan leaves behind a legacy for family members and close friends. Many individuals take time to address their wealth …
Franchises drive a significant segment of the modern business world, generating more than 40 percent of retail sales (or nearly $1 trillion) …
Many people understand the importance of creating a clear, comprehensive estate plan for their personal life. Ideally, you’ve already taken steps …
Many people start thinking about estate planning and Powers of Attorney (POA) issues only after they have reached a certain age and/or …
During the course of the estate practice of our firm, we have often observed individuals who delay the distribution of a …
Understanding Special Needs Trusts
A Special Needs Trust can be a powerful tool to allow a recipient of public funds to have a better quality of life without jeopardizing their benefits. However, special needs trusts are highly complex and must comply with various requirements
Selecting The Best State To Incorporate A Business
After selecting the type of business you want to form, the next step is to select the best state to incorporate your business. A knowledgeable and experienced business attorney with Harrison Law, PLLC can help you understand all of your
Why You Need a Business Startup Attorney
Forming a new business is an exciting time in any entrepreneur’s life. Those hoping to set their small business up for success from the start may be interested in obtaining a business startup attorney as soon as possible. A business
High Tech Office Leasing
Technology companies are driving a new boom in commercial real estate leasing, as these businesses look to expand with new office spaces. The tech industry has been the main driving force of the commercial real estate market since the beginning
Creditors and Your Estate Plan
An estate plan leaves behind a legacy for family members and close friends. Many individuals take time to address their wealth and assets but fail to consider outstanding debts. Those debts can haunt your beneficiaries, distracting from your initial
Want to Invest in a Franchise? Read This First
Franchises drive a significant segment of the modern business world, generating more than 40 percent of retail sales (or nearly $1 trillion) in the U.S alone. The right franchise opportunity can provide an ideal entry into business ownership by giving
The Succession Plan: An Estate Plan for Your Business
Many people understand the importance of creating a clear, comprehensive estate plan for their personal life. Ideally, you’ve already taken steps to prepare your Last Will and Testament, Financial Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney, and any living
Your College-Aged Child Needs an Estate Plan and POA
Many people start thinking about estate planning and Powers of Attorney (POA) issues only after they have reached a certain age and/or financial status. While this timing may seem reasonable, it also exposes those individuals to unnecessary risks earlier in
Statute of Limitations and Filing of Probate
During the course of the estate practice of our firm, we have often observed individuals who delay the distribution of a deceased loved one’s estate plan. It is understandable that a person may want to take some time to
