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  • articleSouth Carolina Registered Agents: How, Why, and When to Get One

    …dates, such as tax filings and court hearings, to ensure your business is compliant. What are the legal requirements for a South Carolina registered agent? Whether you appoint yourself, someone…

  • articleHow to Change a Registered Agent

    …registered agent when you registered your company. But what happens if you decide to change who your registered agent will be? Luckily, changing a registered agent is not complicated; however…

  • articleFile a DBA in North Carolina

    …important business decision. What is an NC DBA? A DBA, or “doing business as,” is a name a business uses that’s different from its legal name. If a North…

  • articleHow to Add a DBA to an LLC

    …ll register at the state level. To help you find out what is required in your state: Conduct an online search for fictitious name requirements in your state. For example…

  • articleTrademark Classes and Their Uses: The Complete Guide

    …hygienic, or beauty care for human beings or animals (Class 44) What are international trademarks? There is no true “international trademark” that will guarantee protection in every country. It’s…

  • articleHow to Choose an Executor

    …that may help with such a weighty decision. What is an executor? An executor is the person appointed in the will to manage the estate , deal with the probate court…

  • articleHow to File for Divorce in Florida

    …and a parenting plan if children are involved. What is the waiting period for divorce in Florida? Florida requires a minimum waiting period of 20 days from the date of…

  • articleHow Much Does a Divorce Cost? the Complete Breakdown

    …from about $500 to $11,000 and higher. There are ways to get divorced without spending a fortune.  What is the average cost for a divorce process? Whether you use…

  • articleJoint Last Wills and Testaments

    …wills? The main advantage of joint wills is the peace of mind for the individuals involved as they know exactly what will happen to their assets upon their deaths. If…

  • articleConflict of Interest: The Complete Small Business Guide

    …dealing A procurement manager awards a new labor contract to an organization they own stock in. The contract is much larger than any recent job the organization has taken on…