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Hiring your children in Arizona could provide notable tax advantages. Over the past few years, new changes made by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have made this an increasingly attractive prospect. In fact, hiring your children is one of the most straightforward ways to experience tax benefits in Arizona. Family businesses should consider these benefits […]
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If you recently lost a loved one, you might not be thinking about your own estate plan. However, you are confronted with your own mortality at this time more than any other. If you are thinking about estate planning for widows or widowers, consider contacting an estate planning lawyer with Harrison Law, PLLC. Our seasoned […]
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Real Estate Investment Trusts, also known simply as REITs, allow investors to profit from the real estate sector in Arizona, the United States, and even foreign nations. While REITs certainly offer their fair share of advantages, there are a number of legal considerations to assess. Whether entrepreneurs in Arizona wish to start REITs or invest […]
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Many parents assist their college-bound children with filling out paperwork for a variety of collegiate needs, such as financial aid applications, dormitory requests, roommate assignments, and registration for their first semester of undergraduate classes. Even the most attentive and meticulous parents, however, often neglect to consider important estate planning documents such as a medical power […]
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Like most high-dollar investment opportunities, commercial real estate presents significant risks. To mitigate these risks and maximize the potential for returns on the initial investment, commercial real estate transactions demand that interested parties conduct extensive research prior to signing a purchase agreement. Legal due diligence is the process whereby a potential buyer evaluates a potential […]
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Marriage comes with many responsibilities and obligations. Getting married can change everything in one’s life, including future plans. Estate planning for married couples is important whether or not the couple has children. Marriage is not just a lifelong commitment; it is also a financial partnership. Many wives and husbands, especially early in their life together, […]
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When looking to rent or lease out commercial property or space, you may find yourself trying to navigate commercial landlord-tenant laws to know what your rights and responsibilities are as a landlord or tenant. The commercial real estate attorneys at Harrison Law, PLLC, offer comprehensive and knowledgeable representation to tenants and landlords of commercial properties […]
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A well-thought-out estate plan involves preparing not only for the expected but also for the unexpected. One such unexpected event is the possibility of incapacitation. Contrary to widely held belief, planning for incapacity is not just for older or ill individuals. Anyone can lose their capacity due to an injury or illness when they least […]
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Many small businesses experience legal problems and lawsuits. According to research, approximately 43 percent are threatened with litigation each year. Ongoing litigation is costly and can have devastating consequences on businesses, even if they reach the best available outcome in the case. While all companies, small and large, are subject to the possibility of lawsuits, […]
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Learn The Essential Elements of Commercial Leases Business owners searching for a space to house their operations have a lot to think about when they make their final decision and sign off on an agreement. Not only does the location matter, but the structure of any buildings on the property and the lease type will […]
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The SECURE Act and Secure Act 2.0 brought significant changes and adjustments, reforming the way people save. The legislation aims to help people prepare effective estate plans and improve their retirement savings. Millions of people in the United States have little or no retirement savings. Too many in this category are over 50 years of […]
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Financing partners often want to secure their positions in contracts by using control terms that give them greater leverage in obtaining repayment on the underlying contract debts and ensure they have a security interest in the debt. Most financing partners will prepare their own contracts for the debtor to sign. As the United States Small […]
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One of the most significant elements of a valid and legally binding contract is that all parties must accept the specific terms of the arrangement. Any contract may be invalidated if the expressed contractual terms are inaccurate or false. Fraudulent misrepresentation occurs when one party to a contract knowingly makes inaccurate or deliberately misleading statements, […]
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Like a Last Will and Testament, a Trust is an important component of an estate plan that is often created after careful consideration of what someone owns and who should receive the property, or receive dividends from its management, after the grantor’s death. When incapacity, undue influence, or duress alter the terms of a Trust, […]
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Dependency on oil from foreign markets has long been a problem in the United States. Additionally, as individuals and organizations become more environmentally conscious, concerns arise about how oil and traditional electricity affect the environment. These factors leave many business owners searching for alternative energy options. Solar power may be the solution because it allows […]
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Determining whether someone is a person with whom you would want to build a business and create a business partnership is a critical decision that can affect your life for many years to come. As such, it is reasonable to want to restrict the rights of partners or members in a startup company to sell […]
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