Business Attorney for Small Business in Orange County, California
Many people do not realize that the United States has a unique taxation philosophy – all of any United States resident or citizen’s income, earned anywhere in the world, is taxable here in the United States. It bears repeating – if you are an immigrant or citizen and you have money in an account in […]
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Planning for your death can be a daunting thought, but it’s a reality we all have to face and should prepare for. To ensure that your loved ones will get the support they need, its best to make an estate plan. In the state of California, there are default rules in place to protect the […]
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One of the most common questions that people ask me is how renting out property affects their taxes. The rules are actually quite complex, and you should definitely seek the advice of a professional, but here is a simple overview. Generally speaking, renting out real estate is considered “passive income.” This is the worst type […]
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Starting July 1st, 2015, any California employee that works 30 days or more within a year is entitled to paid sick leave. The new California law called the Healthy Workplace Healthy Family Act of 2014 (AB 1522) applies to all California employees whether full-time, part-time, or temporary. For every 30 hours worked an employee gains one […]
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Who’s to blame, the tenant or the landlord? One of the first things we hear from our clients is they are not responsible for the alleged “barrier” on the property – it is the landlord’s or the tenant’s responsibility under the terms of the lease. This is always a difficult question to answer because the […]
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If you have been targeted by an ADA lawsuit, you have 3 possible responses: you can ignore it, settle it or fight it. Ignoring it is simple, expensive and exactly what the other side wants. If you do not respond, they will ask the court for an “entry of default.” In many cases, this will […]
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If you are thinking about starting a business, someone almost certainly suggested that you incorporate your business, probably as an S Corporation or LLC. However, it’s unlikely they told you why. Corporations are not for everyone, but they do have a lot of advantages. Let me go over some: While those are the pros to […]
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Now that the tax reform bill has passed and people have had a chance to read it, here is a quick look at how it will affect you and how to adjust your tax planning with the new scheme. Although there are a lot of benefits in this bill for businesses and corporations, they tend […]
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Our Costa Mesa office often gets inquiries from people that have already been to a lawyer regarding their will or estate. Sometimes, they already have something in place, but want to review it. And, often as not, it turns out that their previous plan no longer works for their current situation. Although all estate plans […]
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Most advisors, particularly those not familiar with both the law and tax sides of the incorporation decision, tend to advise using an LLC over a C Corporation. And, it’s true, often an LLC is preferable for tax reasons. However, this is not always true and any businessperson should pay attention to the differences before making […]
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Yes, having a business attorney is crucial. They assist with entity formation, contract drafting, compliance with employment laws, and navigating disputes. Legal guidance helps prevent costly mistakes and ensures your business operates within the law
Our firm provides comprehensive services, including business formation, ADA Defense, contract drafting and review, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property protection, and legal business advice. We tailor our services to meet the unique needs of each business client.
The cost varies based on the complexity of services.Our firm offers transparent pricing and free 30-minute consultations to discuss your specific needs.
While online templates can be a starting point, they may not address specific legal nuances of your business. Customized legal documents drafted by our attorneys ensure compliance with California laws and better protect your interests.
If you receive a demand letter, it’s important to consult with one of our attorneys promptly. An attorney can assess the situation, advise on your rights and obligations, and help formulate an appropriate response to protect your business interests.