Monthly Archives: April 2025
Is a Will or Trust Better for You?
There are many legal tools available when creating your estate plan and determining which one is right for you is of critical importance. Two common options are wills and trusts and each offers unique advantages based on your goals and needs. Understanding the purpose of each of these, as well as the benefits and… Read More »
Clauses to Watch Out for in Dental Office Leases
Starting a new dental practice, or even just moving to a new building, is an exciting venture. However, you will likely have to sign a lease. While a lease can provide you with significant protection, there are also certain clauses to watch out for, as they may hurt you in the long run. Below,… Read More »
How to Avoid Probate in Utah
No one wants to think about the end of their life but on the other hand, you likely also want to leave a legacy for your loved ones. Often, this legacy is in the form of money or other assets. Unfortunately, too many people do not make their final wishes clear. This can result… Read More »
Tips for Selling Your Dental Practice
Selling your dental practice is a huge milestone, but it requires a great deal of thought and planning. Regardless of whether you are pursuing a new venture, or about to retire, there are important tips that can help ensure a seamless transition. Below, our dental practice sales attorney explains what these are. Obtain a… Read More »
Understanding Structures for Your New Business
If you are starting a new business, it is important to give careful consideration to the legal structure you want to use when setting it up. Selecting the right business structure can ensure that your business is protected from certain tax implications, and allows you to retain a competitive advantage in the years to… Read More »
Elements to Prove After a Breach of Contract
Businesses are built on contracts. Many employers require their employees to sign a contract, establish contracts with the different suppliers and vendors they use, and more. Contracts create obligations for all parties named within the agreement and make those obligations legally binding. If someone decides not to comply with the terms of a contract,… Read More »