As a senior citizen ages in her residence, she begins to understand a problem that has been brewing for years or decades. …
Commonly called “Probate,” the laws that dictate the handling of a person’s assets after their death usually depend on the state …
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Securing a source of capital for a new or existing business can be a challenge. Consider a common scenario: Diana has a …
When setting up a business, conventional wisdom dictates that the business be set up in a legal entity providing limited liability protection, …
Individuals seeking to start or grow a business often look to acquisition strategies to achieve those goals. Once a prospective Buyer has …
Do you own rental property, a vacation home, or commercial real estate? Placing income-producing real property into a Limited Liability Company (LLC) could be one of the smartest legal and financial moves you make. In this video, Beau Ruff explains how an LLC can protect your personal assets, reduce liability, and even simplify estate planning—especially for out-of-state properties. Learn the key benefits, potential pitfalls, and why forming an LLC before you buy might save you time and trouble later.
If you're married and living in Washington state, your estate plan might be missing a powerful yet simple tool: the Community Property Agreement. Despite Washington being a community property state, assets don’t automatically transfer to a surviving spouse upon death. This one-page document can streamline your estate plan, ensuring your wishes are honored and your spouse is protected. Learn how it works, when it’s right for you, and why it might be the most cost-effective estate planning move you can make.
In the world of asset protection, one well-known concept to mitigate risk is to transfer the obligation for payment of a valid …
