Establishing a contract legally binds the parties in some kind of business endeavor. So if you enter into a contract, you should know how the contract may terminate and release you from your obligation. Breaking off a contract without cause may subject you to legal...
A New Jersey estate plan typically includes a will and trusts. A will names beneficiaries and lists the assets you bequeath to them, while a trust provides for your family long after you pass away. However, you can include your decisions regarding palliative care if...
When dealing with other businesses, clients or employees, there always exists the chance of a dispute. A good business owner knows how to avoid them, but also knows that some are unavoidable. Thus, it is crucial to prepare yourself for eventual disputes by knowing how...
Your business' intellectual property is often what makes it unique. Whether it is a trademark or a patented idea, you want to protect this property in any way possible. For things like trademarks, copyrights and patents, there is a formal filing process by which you...
Many people in their 20s and 30s mistakenly think that estate planning is just for rich, older adults that are trying to figure out how to divide up their assets before they pass away. However, this is not the case. Estate plans are essential for everyone, regardless...
There may be a time when we may be unable to handle our daily affairs. This can occur when we are older or after an unexpectant accident or illness when we are younger. In addition to making decisions on estate planning and probate, you should consider a power of...
Building a business is a difficult feat. You’ll have to contend with competition in an ever-changing business landscape that can be challenging, if not impossible, to predict. Many business owners find the task daunting, but the good news is that there are certain...
Contracts form the backbone of many business dealings in the Hackensack area. For this reason, when one party to a contract does not fulfill their obligations under the agreement, it could spell financial disaster to the other party. When this happens, the aggrieved...
Knowing what to include in an estate plan is important information to have and is as important as having an estate plan itself. No two estate plans are the same so it is essential for estate planners to know how to use estate planning tools to help develop the best...
