Corporations / Partnerships

Corporations / Partnerships

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Corporations / Partnerships

Running a business either full time or part time is an important endeavor. Be sure you have the correct business form for your needs along with all of the protections that should be afforded to you by law. Leveraging the experience of our team can aid in securing your maximum profit. Contact us to explore which business structure is right for you.
Corporations / Partnerships

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About Corporations / Partnerships

Estate law is the body of law that concerns a person's physical and personal property. Estate law involves planning for a person's finances and property both during their lifetime and after. It's a body of law that includes taking care of people and property. It can involve both transactional law and litigation.
  • What is the difference between a corporation and a partnership?

    A corporation is an independent legal entity owned by shareholders, in which the shareholders decide on how the company is run and who manages it. A partnership is a business in which two or more individuals share ownership.

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