How To Protect Your Estate From Creditors

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You have worked for years to build wealth to benefit you and your family. But without proper estate planning, lawsuits and creditors could decimate what you worked so hard to build. Fortunately, several types of asset protection can safeguard your estate from debt. If you have questions about protecting your estate from creditors, the top… Read more »

What Does Substantial Performance Mean In Business Law?

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If you plan to run and operate your business, you must understand many aspects of business law. Business law is a specialty that concerns business operation, formation, and transaction, including issues surrounding liability and taxation. The subject also often deals with managing a business and relationships between owners, vendors, and customers. This article explains the… Read more »

How To Contest A Will In Ohio

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Every adult needs a will. When someone passes away, their will mostly controls what happens to their assets and property. If you do not have a will, your surviving family members may fight over what you worked so hard for, and probate disputes can also occur. Learn more about contesting a will below, and talk… Read more »

How Long Do You Have To Contest A Will In Ohio?

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Every adult should have a will. When someone passes away, their will mostly dictates what happens to their money and assets. If the deceased does not have a will, the family can be confused, trying to determine what the person wanted. However, even if there is a will, there can be disputes in some situations…. Read more »

How A Contract Protects Everyone In A Family Business

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Your family business is how you earn a living and must be protected. Unfortunately, many small business owners risk everything they have because they do not have contracts to safeguard their interests. This is understandable; many family business owners have their hands full running the day-to-day operations. However, with the help of a skilled attorney,… Read more »

Why No One Should Die Without A Will

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If you want your wishes to be respected when you are gone, it is essential to make your will. Creating a will should be a priority, so you have a say in how your assets are distributed. Talk to a Cortland estate planning attorney at The Law Office of John C. Grundy for assistance today…. Read more »