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This guide outlines the ins and outs of estate planning, why you need one, what's included in a comprehensive plan, and how to get started.
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Corporate Resolution Guide: Examples, Tips, and How to Write One
A corporate resolution is a legal document that outlines actions a board of directors will take on behalf of a corporation.
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When and How to Use a Release of Liability Form
A release of liability form is designed to safeguard you against lawsuits by planning for and addressing potential disputes.
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How to Dissolve a Partnership
It’s important to completely and correctly dissolve your partnership so that you properly terminate your obligations under your partnership arrangement.
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Job Search Etiquette: How to Re-Enter the Workforce After a Long Absence
Prepare by leveraging your network and updating your resume. Plan for an employee release of information and understand how an adverse action letter would affect potential employment.
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How to Hire Your First Employees
Hiring your first employees doesn't have to be difficult. You just need to know the steps to go through prior to the interview to get started.
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Intellectual Property Basics: What Can Be Copyrighted
Only original works of authorship may be copyrighted. This means that the original creator of the work or his or her agent is the only one who may obtain a copyright. You cannot take someone else's work and copyright it.
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Use a Letter of Last Instruction to Convey Your Final Wishes
In estate planning, having a letter of last instruction can ensure that your loved ones are clear on your final wishes. Learn more about this document here.
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