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Planning Your Estate as a Young Professional

StachlerHarmon | Aug 30, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning

It’s never too early to start thinking about planning your estate. If you are a young adult, it’s likely that you don’t have a lot of assets, and therefore you may think that planning your estate is unnecessary at this stage in your life. However, the benefits of planning your estate go far beyond the distribution of assets. By planning…

What Does It Take to Form a Non-profit Organization?

StachlerHarmon | Aug 16, 2019 | Business Law

You have an altruistic dream that you genuinely believe could benefit humanity, solve a local crisis or address a global challenge — and you want to raise money, get grants, and put your dream into action! A non-profit organization may be the way to go. So, where do you begin when it comes to the legalities of creating a non-profit…

What Are Some Mistakes First-time Executors Make?

StachlerHarmon | Aug 2, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning

It’s an honor to be appointed as executor of a loved one’s estate. The problem is many who are appointed to that role only do it one time. Many are ill-informed about their responsibilities and make mistakes as they carry out their assigned duties. They can cost heirs to lose a significant portion of their inheritance. A common mistake that…

How to Effectively Dissolve Family Estate Disputes

StachlerHarmon | Jul 19, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning

If you have recently lost a loved one, you will know that emotions can become tense during the grieving period. As well as going through the emotional process of grieving, it is possible that you will also have to deal with the emotional aspects of the bereavement. When dealing with a deceased person’s will, family members may be shocked or…

Is It Possible to Avoid Business Litigation?

StachlerHarmon | Jul 5, 2019 | Business Law

No business wants to become involved in a dispute. Not only can it be costly from a financial perspective, but it can also damage public perceptions of the organization, increase internal conflicts and distract from the key business goals. If your organization has become involved in a dispute, it is important that you try to reduce the risk of litigation…

Do Unmarried Couples Need an Estate Plan?

StachlerHarmon | Jun 21, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning

You and your partner have been together for the last 20 years. You were both coming out of other marriages — via divorce — when you met. You agreed that, while you were committed to each other, you did not want to get married again. It did not seem worth it to go through the whole process. As you grow…

Handwritten Wills Discovered in Aretha Franklin’s Home

StachlerHarmon | May 23, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning

When Aretha Franklin passed away last August, it appeared that she had no estate plan — despite the fact that she had significant assets, including her music catalog and memorabilia, which are likely worth millions of dollars. She is survived by four sons as well as grandchildren and other family members. One of those family members — a niece who…

How to Resolve Inheritance Conflicts

StachlerHarmon | Apr 25, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning

If a loved one has recently passed away, your family will be going through a stressful time. Grief can change our mental state in many ways, and it can also cause us to act out-of-character. This can potentially lead to a higher amount of tension within the family dynamic, even if everyone is sharing the same grief. If you are…

Choosing a Structure Before Starting Your Business

StachlerHarmon | Apr 11, 2019 | Business Law

When you have defined your business idea, planned your strategy and secured a sufficient amount of funding, it’s time to start looking into some of the practical details regarding starting your new business. By now you should have a good idea of the way you want your business to function, but it’s important that you translate your vision into concrete…

Estate Planning and Gender-Based Life Expectancy

StachlerHarmon | Mar 29, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning

Before doing your estate planning, you decide to look up the average life expectancy in the United States. If things go as planned — if you don’t get into a car accident, for instance, or suffer a fatal injury at work — you want to know how long you have. What you find, though, is very interesting. Men and women…

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