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Why Establish a Special Needs Trust?

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If you have a loved one with special needs, you may worry about whether they will ever obtain gainful employment or otherwise be able to support themselves. You may feel particularly concerned if they are dependent on you, and wonder how they will support themselves if you pass away. Although there are government programs… Read More »

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Why is a Contract Review So Important?

By AGS Law |

When running a business, contracts are not just more documents. They are the foundation of your obligations and the agreements you have made with other parties. Too many business owners simply sign a contract without fully reviewing it, or they skim the terms in an effort to save time. Instead of this being a… Read More »

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Life Changes in 2025 that May Impact Your Estate Plan

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The year is winding down and as it comes to an end, many people reflect on the significant personal changes they went through in the past 12 months. Whether you have celebrated happy events or are trying to navigate challenges, it is important to consider how these changes impact your financial and legal affairs…. Read More »

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What is a Breach of Contract in Utah?

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Contracts form the basis of many business relationships in Utah. Contracts outline the parties involved in an agreement, as well as the rights and responsibilities of each party. The concept of a breach of contract is well-known but still, largely misunderstood by many people. For example, not all failures to fulfill a contractual obligation… Read More »

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Why Should Small Business Owners Work with a Lawyer?

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When many people think of business lawyers, they often first imagine large teams of attorneys who represent huge corporations. However, business law attorneys do much more than this and the majority of them do not represent big businesses. In fact, according to Forbes, 99.9 percent of companies in the United States are small businesses,… Read More »

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How to Start a Business in Utah

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Due to low taxes, a fast-growing economy, and strong support for startups, Utah is considered a very business-friendly state. While the state is home to many success stories, including Crumbl Cookies, you still need more than an innovative idea and a business plan to get started. There are legal steps you must follow and… Read More »

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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Terminating a Business Contract

By AGS Law |

As an entrepreneur, you may excel at making deals. It can be easy to overlook the manner in which these agreements are terminated but giving this careful thought beforehand is just as important. How you terminate a contact will have a profound impact on your company’s legal standing and financial situation. It is not… Read More »

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How to Write a Will in Utah

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Drafting an estate plan is one of the most loving and responsible things you can do for your family. For many people, estate planning starts with drafting a will. Writing a will may seem fairly straightforward, but there are certain elements you must include to ensure your wishes are respected. It is also critical… Read More »

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Benefits of Using Mediation to Resolve Your Business Dispute

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Disputes that arise within a business can be very damaging to the company. Whether they involve employers, employees, partners, shareholders, suppliers, or other parties, a single dispute can stop business operations, damage a company’s reputation, and more. To prevent these negative impacts, it is important to resolve business disputes as quickly as possible. There… Read More »

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Are Non-Compete Agreements Legal in Utah?

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Employers sometimes ask employees to sign a non-compete agreement either as a condition of employment or of continued employment. Typically, non-compete agreements are included as part of a larger employment contract but they are sometimes separate agreements signed by employees. In January of 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed a new rule that… Read More »

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