As the new school year begins, family schedules begin to fill up and change. For children in divorced households, this can be a delicate balance to keep.In some cases, previous arrangements may not work as effectively as they once did, and a modification may be...
Month: July 2019
$49.3 financing deal to help preserve affordable housing
As costs continue to rise in the Massachusetts residential real estate market, state and local governments struggle more and more with ways to provide affordable housing. Private builders and investors can usually make a lot more money creating luxury condominiums,...
Can individuals file for Chapter 11?
As this blog has noted many times, the two most common forms of bankruptcy for individuals are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Sometimes news articles mention a celebrity filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This is actually very rare. The vast majority of Chapter 11...
How can I plan for the possibility of disability?
While wills are oriented around preparing for what will happen after you pass away, other elements of estate planning can go into effect during your lifetime. A good estate plan takes into account the possibility you may become disabled due to illness or injury.This,...
3 types of payroll fraud that may give you headaches
As a small business owner, you work hard to meet customer expectations and to keep your employees happy. One way to accomplish both tasks is to stay on top of payroll. Still, accurately paying your employees may be more difficult than it sounds. According to some...
Your operating agreement is key to your LLC
Choosing the right legal structure for your new business can be almost as important as choosing the right business idea. A bad choice can expose you to too much personal risk.One of the more popular structures for new businesses is the limited liability company, or...
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