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Should Your Business Be Using Non-Disclosure Agreements?

Should Your Business Be Using Non-Disclosure Agreements? At the core of many successful businesses lies a treasure trove of trade secrets—unique processes, formulas, or strategies

The Million-Dollar Question: Who’s Next in Line for Matthew Perry’s ‘Friends’ Residuals?

The Million-Dollar Question: Who’s Next in Line for Matthew Perry’s ‘Friends’ Residuals? Matthew Perry, the inimitable Chandler Bing from the iconic TV show Friends, may

What You Must Know About Your Right to Your Spouse’s Retirement Benefits

This week, I explain how the law affects retirement distributions for married couples, and why you need to be extra careful with your retirement planning

Transition to Adulthood: What Happens When My Child Turns 18

This week we explore what happens legally when your child turns 18, what it means for your ability to make legal, financial and healthcare decisions

LIFT Year-End Tax Tactics: Strategies to Lower Your 2023 Business Tax Bill – Part 2

Year-End Tax Tactics: Strategies to Lower Your 2023 Business Tax Bill – Part 2 Last week we looked at four methods you can use to

8 Things To Do Now to Lower Your 2023 Taxes – Part 2

Last week we looked at four different ways to lower your tax liability for 2023, from adjusting your tax withholding to strategically planning your medical

Year-End Tax Planning Starts Now: 8 Things To Do Now to Lower Your 2023 Taxes – Part 1

It might seem a bit early to think about your 2023 taxes, but as the year draws to a close, it’s the perfect time to

Flu Season Fundamentals: How to Keep Seniors Safe This Fall

The fall season is a beautiful time of year, but it also marks the beginning of flu season, which can pose a serious threat to

Got Minor Kids? 3 Instances When Your Estate Plan Must Include A Kids Protection Plan®

As a parent, you have probably thought about the importance of naming permanent legal guardians for your child in case something happens to you, and

From ‘I Do’ to ‘What If’: Estate Planning Must-Do’s for Newlyweds – Part 2

Getting married and starting a new chapter in your life is an exciting time. It’s also a time that requires a lot of housekeeping such

From ‘I Do’ to ‘What If’: Estate Planning Must-Do’s for Newlyweds – Part 1

Wedding season is winding down, and if you are a newlywed or are planning to tie the knot soon, it’s time to make your first

Got Intellectual Property? Include It In Your Estate Plan

You don’t have to be a famous producer or household name to own intellectual property. If you create music, own a business, write stories, or

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