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- 3 effective strategies for preventing contract disputes
- 3 options for keeping a business open after divorce
- 5 tips for companies facing legal issues
- A letter of thanks from a client
- Are you messing up your company’s I-9 process?
- Business formation types that limit personal liability
- Business Ownership & Prenups: A Perfect Marriage
- Considerations in choosing the right business successor
- Corporate Filing Fee Scam
- Different approaches to resolving shareholder disputes
- Do I have to pay my children who work for the family business?
- Do I need a lawyer to set up my business in Farmington Hills?
- Don’t miss the deadline for commercial property tax appeals
- Due diligence in mergers and acquisitions
- Ensuring your estate planning is more than just a bunch of forms
- Estate planning after divorce
- Estate Planning Mistakes To Avoid
- Family Feud: Estate Edition
- Hiring undocumented workers could destroy your business
- How do you apply for a business license?
- How to defend against breach of contract claims
- How to Ensure Your Contract Will be Valid
- How To Handle A Dispute With A Business Partner
- How to handle a wage dispute with a boss first
- It’s A Great Time To Start A Business In Detroit
- Key aspects for a successful business merger
- Lame Duck Legislature Abolishes Michigan Dower
- Michigan: Great Lakes. Great Times. Weird Laws
- Michigan: Great Lakes. Great Times. Weird Laws.
- Military Pensions
- New Requirements for Durable Power of Attorney
- Non-compete agreements and litigation
- Robin Williams heirs scheduled for hearing over actor’s trusts
- Same-sex marriage brings estate planning benefits
- Stepping Up To Meet The Challenge
- Success tips for running a family business
- Succession planning is for all businesses
- The benefits of a succession plan for your business
- The connection between prenups and estate planning
- The fine art of offering great employee benefits
- The history behind the living will
- Thinking about gifting? Know these estate administration rules
- Thinking of Starting a Tech Enterprise in Detroit?: Now’s The Time
- What are the 2 advance directives in Michigan?
- What are the different types of wills used in Michigan?
- What Did You Buy This Holiday Season?
- What documents should every estate plan include?
- What happens to your automobile when you’re gone?
- What happens when business co-owners get divorced?
- What is a breach of contract?
- What is a durable financial power of attorney?
- What to know about splitting a business in a divorce
- When to call in a lawyer on a contract dispute
- When to enforce a contract
- Why a power of attorney completes your estate plan
- Why estate planning documents make a great gift
- Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and more
- You don’t always need to avoid probate