Monthly Archives: July 2026
How Long Does a Dental Practice Sale Take?
Selling your dental practice is an important decision that requires cautious planning and preparation, as well as proper execution. How long the practice sale will take depends on many factors, including your specialty, location, and market demand. Generally speaking, selling a dental practice can take between six to twelve months. Our dental practice sales… Read More »
Important Considerations Before Establishing a Trust
Trusts are simply legal documents grantors (people establishing a trust) use to transfer their property to the name of the trust. Grantors also name trustees, often themselves, to manage the property within a trust. Successor trustees are also named. Successor trustees will take over management of the trust and its assets if the grantor… Read More »
Things to Know When Starting a Partnership in Utah
Partnerships are an exciting venture. You and another person or multiple individuals have a great idea for a product or service that you want to market to the world and make a profit from. Along with the excitement of a new opportunity, there are also many legal details to handle before you even speak… Read More »
How Can an Estate Plan Minimize Family Disputes?
Many people go into the estate planning process with the intention of passing on their legacy, and property, to their loved ones. Another important reason create an estate plan is one that many people overlook. Thorough and thoughtful estate planning can help your loved ones avoid conflicts that could irreparably damage relationships and tear… Read More »
What Elements to Include in Your Will?
Drafting a will and other components of your estate plan is one of the most loving things you can do for your family while also potentially protecting your assets. Most estate plans start with a comprehensive will that ensures your wishes are respected, potential disputes are minimized, and your loved ones are provided for…. Read More »
Common Reasons People Procrastinate With Estate Planning
In the United States, approximately 44 percent of adults have a will or a comprehensive estate plan. This means that the majority of individuals, roughly 56 percent, do not have any formal estate planning in place. Utah generally reflects the national trends, meaning most adults in the state also do not have an estate… Read More »