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When your home is your office, the thought of hiring an employee may be daunting.
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If you own a business, insurance coverage is critical. But how do you choose the right policies without duplicating coverage or -- worse -- neglecting to prepare for a specific devastating event?
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Filed In: Litigation and Legal Services
Garnishment is a court-ordered process that takes property from a person to satisfy a debt. It is one method of satisfying a judgment.
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Filed In: Eviction and Real Property Law
Subletting can be a big headache for landlords, especially if a tenant sublets a unit without the landlord's knowledge or permission. If you do not allow your tenants to sublet units they rent...
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Right of entry is a confusing issue for many landlords. The natural impulse of landlords is to protect their property; if they suspect damage is being done, they quite naturally want to enter...
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Filed In: Tax Exemptions and Tax Law
Each time a business is sold, it can create a large tax liability. But something known as a “1031 Exchange” can help.
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Your company’s image and its location are closely tied, and finding the right place to set up shop can be critical to your success. If you’re in retail or hospitality, think about the...
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While mandatory disclosures can vary from state to state, here are some of the more common ones. Lead disclosures. You are required by law to provide a lead disclosure form. This law is...
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In 1992, Congress enacted Title X, which requires landlords to disclose lead hazards to their tenants. In 1996, further changes were added to this law, which included mandatory disclosure for all landlords of...
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Filed In: Negligence and Torts
Liability for injuries on a rental property accident is a serious consideration for landlords. If you do not have liability insurance, a single could conceivably bankrupt you. Make sure you understand your responsibilities...
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Zoning laws are a major hurdle for many landlords. Laws can vary widely from city to city and may or may not be consistently enforced. Zoning laws exist to limit certain types of...
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Learn the ins and outs of the Invitation for Bids (IFB) process and put your company in the running for a lucrative government contract.
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Filed In: Litigation and Legal Services
It's generally assumed you'll be filing a small claims action without an attorney, so most states provide information and assistance to parties involved.
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Arbitration is the most traditional and well-known form of alternative dispute resolution. Most arbitration arises from pre-dispute contracts in which the parties agree that if a dispute arises, it will never make it...
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If you are unable to settle a legal matter without some sort of assistance, there are several types of alternative dispute resolution available. Arbitration. The most traditional and well-known form of alternative dispute...
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Evicting a tenant is never pleasant. But landlords do have alternatives to eviction that can actually help maintain good tenant morale and a lower vacancy rate. First, determine the severity of the problem...
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Maybe a tenant has failed to pay rent on time over a period of time, continually broken the terms of the lease agreement, or intentionally damaged your property. Whatever the reason, there may...
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Also known as Chapter 7, straight bankruptcy enables individuals, couples or companies in serious financial trouble to resolve debts and get a fresh financial start.
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By AllBusiness Editorial | 
Learn how to be in compliance by researching your city's zoning laws....
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By Michael Casey Walker, Esq. |  Filed In: Business Incorporations and Company Structures & Ownership
Not sure whether or not to incorporate your nonprofit? Here's some information to help you decide.
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