by Jarom Bergeson | Oct 16, 2018 | Business planning
You’re starting a new business or growing an existing one, and you need money – most new or growing businesses do. In that situation, it’s only natural to turn to the people you know the best and trust the most – your friends and family. Spend a few minutes on any...
by Deven Munns | Jun 5, 2018 | Asset Protection, Business planning, Estate Planning, Retirement Planning
Many people ask us on a regular basis ‘who’ is going to carry out their wishes when they’re gone. All of us should have a Will or Trust, but the ‘people’ that are going to implement it can be a big question mark sometimes. It’s...
by Jarom Bergeson | May 9, 2018 | Business planning, Law, Small Business, Tax Planning
It seems like you can’t talk business at all these days without hearing something about the “gig economy.” For those unfamiliar with the term, the gig economy is a combination of two factors. It’s an environment where many people have a ‘side gig’ to make ends meet,...
by Jarom Bergeson | Mar 6, 2018 | Business planning, Law, Small Business
The NCAA has trademarked over 70 slogans, should your business have at least one trademark? If you were to take a look at my undergraduate and law school transcripts, you’d notice one fairly obvious pattern – my grades were always better during Fall Semester than...
by Lee Chen | Dec 28, 2017 | Business planning, Real Estate, Small Business, Tax Planning
Real estate has always been a major step in achieving the American dream and so there was plenty of concern within the industry that major changes in the taxes affecting owners and investors of real estate would negatively impact the industry and the tax benefits of...
by Lee Chen | Dec 13, 2017 | Asset Protection, Business planning
People who have read Mark Kohler’s Lawyers are Liars know that our philosophy with respect to asset protection is the “multiple barrier approaches” to put as many barriers as you can between you and someone who would sue you. For owners of real estate, one of primary...
