As the Trump administration continues its efforts to crack down on illegal immigration, many legal battles have been playing out in Massachusetts courts. Recently, a federal court in Boston began hearing arguments over the enforcement activities of U.S. Immigration...
Month: May 2019
Common questions about business buyouts in divorce
Asset division during a divorce can be a heated process. The situation may grow even more complicated if you have a business involved.Whether your partner has a documented interest in the company or not, Massachusetts law considers any business a marital asset....
Business types and the S corporation
When launching a new business, entrepreneurs must decide on what structure they want to give the new business entity. Should it be a sole proprietorship, a partnership, an LLC or a corporation? Each format has its own advantages and disadvantages. One popular option...
Prenuptial and post-nuptial agreements
Many Massachusetts couples choose to sign a prenuptial agreement. This can be a powerful tool for preserving assets and it can make things much easier in the event of a divorce. Some people say signing a prenuptial agreement is a good way to go into a marriage with...
2 key considerations on real estate when estate planning
Estate planning in Massachusetts is a valuable tool that when done right, provides ample protection for the testator’s final wishes and beneficiaries’ inheritances. Careful consideration of potential issues that may affect the passing down and ownership of...
Can the injured file suit even if they were partly at fault?
Most personal accident cases are based on the legal theory of negligence. Essentially, negligence comes about when a person owes a duty of care to others, breaches that duty, and causes damages as a result of that breach. In a simple case involving a collision between...
Governments, businesses struggle to meet local housing demand
Housing in the Greater Boston metropolitan area has grown outrageously expensive in recent years, and state and local governments have struggled to come up with ways to help people afford to live and work in the region. Private companies have tried to come up with...
Possible factors could make a prenup invalid
A proper prenup can be a staple in securing your assets in the case of a divorce. For business owners, this is especially important.However, there are certain circumstances under which a prenuptial agreement may not hold up. Some of the most common reasons may be...
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