While many people may believe these three areas have nothing in common, we will be quick to point out that these three areas of law are very much connected to each other. A business owner, who owns real property that houses his business will need an estate plan so his business and his real estate are transferred to the heirs and beneficiaries he chooses with the least amount of taxes being paid and loss to the business. An individual who invests in real estate should be incorporated and have an estate plan to protect his assets.
If you own a business, you will need a knowledgeable attorney to help you with everything from incorporating and reviewing and drafting contracts to staying compliant with federal, state and local statutes and ordinances, so that you don’t violate business or employment law.
If you own investment property, you will need an experienced attorney who is well versed in landlord tenant law so you don’t violate federal, state or local laws which could end up costing you thousands in fines and penalties.
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