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Explore Our Practice AreasThe decision to purchase an existing business rather than building up your own from scratch is a difficult one. It involves a considerable investment, and there are many things that could go wrong. Here are a few things for you to consider before you finalize the...
There are certain situations when the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can use a levy to collect tax debt. A levy is, essentially, a legal tool that allows the IRS to seize the owing taxpayer’s property or assets. The IRS can move forward with this tactic whether the...
When a breach of contract occurs, the non-breaching party has a duty to mitigate their losses, and that responsibility cannot be ignored. In other words, even though a party did nothing to cause the breach, they still have an obligation to try to minimize the fallout...
Choosing an executor (also known as a "Personal Representative" in Missouri) for your estate is a decision that has profound impact on your chosen beneficiaries. Choose well, and your final wishes will be carried out smoothly and responsibly. Choose poorly, and your...
When you create a successful business from the ground up, you probably hope not to lose part of it when divorcing. Unfortunately, that is a risk when you get a divorce in Missouri. As an equitable distribution state, Missouri courts divide marital property fairly (but...
Does your business have an employee handbook? Creating an employee handbook is one of things many forget to add on the "to-do" list when starting a company. While it might seem less important than spending your time acquiring clients or well-serving the ones you...
A great idea is key to any successful business, but there is more to success than just that great idea. Your choice of business structure can also affect the business trajectory, especially if your plans include long-term growth. Limited liability company,...
Many people believe estate planning consists of drafting a will to protect their assets and distribute them after they die. While a will is a crucial document, a durable power of attorney may be just as or even more important to safeguard your hard-earned assets....
There’s a lot of work that goes into developing and guiding the growth of a company. Every stage of the process brings new challenges to overcome. If you are nearing the threshold of employing 50 or more people, there are a few federal laws and regulations that will...
When you are crafting your lease agreement to use for your commercial real estate, you have many important decisions to make. One is should you contractually forbid any type of subletting? Should you allow it only with your specific written permission? Or should your...