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24/7 Call Answering 603.713.0100Nashua, New Hampshire start-up business has questions about the basics of operating as an LLC Our firm frequently consults with start-up and mature companies regarding the nature of the terms that govern their business relationship. In the parlance of the LLC, an owner of an LLC is referred to as a “member”. 1. Choice of […]
Read MoreSome of our estate planning clients are trustees over trusts created by firm clients, or are asked to serve as a trustee or successor trustee over a trust drafted by other attorneys for a parent, sibling, or other relative. What a trustee must do to administer a trust is a common question. Here are some […]
Read MoreMany New Hampshire business owners commonly have not reviewed their estate planning documents with an attorney in many years nor have they developed a formal business succession plan. To avoid huge mistakes, business owners should take the time to ask the following pertinent questions: Do I have a will and/or trust and are they up […]
Read MoreWhat Are Motivating Factors For Estate Planning And Business Planning? A recent client consultation touched on the “whys” of estate planning and business planning. As in, what do most people want to accomplish when they come in to our offices? Here is my unofficial “top five” list. 1. Incapacity planning for an aging loved (including […]
Read MoreAfter many years in business, an S-Corporation with two employees and two shareholders/owners has decided to close down the business. It seems like a simple process. Closing a business is indeed a process; but in New Hampshire the process is not necessarily simple. First, to dissolve a business, it must be authorized by a vote […]
Read MoreEffective January 1, 2018, NH adopted a version of the Uniform Power of Attorney Act. One of the more important provisions under the new law is that banks and financial institutions are prevented from arbitrarily refusing to accept powers of attorney. Bank and investment company refusals to accept powers of attorney are an increasingly common […]
Read MoreThe treatment of money allocated to goodwill and non-compete agreement in business sales concerned a Nashua area small business owner. The business owner had been working with a business intermediary (business broker) to sell her business. The attorneys were brought in very late in the transaction. Until that time, for whatever reason, little attention was […]
Read More5 Important Considerations Many New Hampshire business owners have questions about selling their business. Here are five tips to assist a business owner to familiarize themselves with the process: 1.Make Sure Potential Buyers Are Qualified Working with a buyer who will not be able to complete a transaction is a huge waste of time (and […]
Read MoreQ: Estate planning client has concerns about whether her former spouse can still inherit her assets? A client had been through a divorce several years before coming to our office for a will, trust and some business transition strategy advice. During marriage she had built up a profitable business, and had retained several assets post-divorce, […]
Read MoreIs an LLC a good way to hold and transfer the family vacation home? Since family vacation homes often provide a refuge for family members to gather and enjoy one another’s company, parents are often in search of ways to keep these properties in the family. Before implementing such planning, however, parents should gauge whether […]
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