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WARNING: There’s a Superhighway Running Straight to Your Assets
When your home is paid for, your investment accounts are pumped up, and your debts are gone, your future is safe, right? Not necessarily… Now, it might be time to think about succession and asset protection. Easy come, Easy go? No! Most property owners have very limited protection in place against even the standard threats. These might include personal injury attorneys, litigants, fraudsters, regulators, taxing authorities, business rivals, and even unprincipled family member
Curry Andrews
1 day ago3 min read


What is Involved in Selling My Company?
Tony makes GREAT pizza! Most closely-held businesses reach a point when selling full or partial ownership becomes a desire or even an absolute necessity. But what are the steps and considerations from “we need to sell” to the closing process…and even beyond? Step One: Getting Your House in Order. Do you have a company records book and is it up to date? How about your financials? One initial point of consideration is determining exactly what is being sold, whether it includes
Curry Andrews
Nov 34 min read


Is There Risk in Walking Away from my LLC?
An LLC is a legally formed business entity, and there is risk in leaving it just languishing. An “inactive” LLC is a business entity that has ceased its primary business operations. This usually means it is no longer generating revenue, conducting transactions, or engaging in the commercial activities it used to. Though it might be non-functioning, from a legal and regulatory standpoint, the LLC still exists until it is formally dissolved. Don't just walk away...shut it down
Curry Andrews
Oct 274 min read


1031 EXCHANGE: Don't Get Audited!
IRC Section 1031 allows sellers of qualifying real estate to exchange it for like-kind real estate and defer payment of taxes. I started with a warehouse and ended with a skyscraper! THE RULES ARE STRICT: 1. Seller must never take possession of funds from the relinquished property; 2. Replacement property must be like-kind real estate; 3. Real estate must be used for investment or business, and not be considered stock in trade or personal property; 4. P
Curry Andrews
Oct 204 min read


Do I Need a Business Succession Plan?
What's next really matters! Estate planning isn’t only about distributing your house to your heirs. If you own a business, it is also about protecting this most valuable asset. Without proper planning, issues will arise regarding who will take over leadership, whether the business should be sold, or how ownership interests will be managed. Failure to account for these crucial steps can result in the loss of the business or a loss of significant portions of its value. There ar
Curry Andrews
Oct 133 min read


Start-up Whoopsies
It started in Fred’s living room, and everyone was excited about the possibilities. Questions about type of entity, shares in the...
Curry Andrews
Oct 62 min read


I'm a Successor Trustee...What Now?
I am often asked…What exactly do trustees do after the grantors are no longer able to manage their trust? Well, to put it simply, a...
Curry Andrews
Sep 293 min read


Getting Started: What's the Best Structure for My Business?
There's a lot of ways to do this... Understanding corporate structures is essential to optimizing strategies, managing tax obligations,...
Curry Andrews
Sep 225 min read


Why Compliance Really, Really Matters for Business Owners
You've started. It's working. Next steps! When first starting out, it is normal to create an LLC or a Corporation just to get the tax...
Curry Andrews
Sep 152 min read


Risks of Transferring Property to Your Heirs Ahead of Time
Too soon? Sometimes people will transfer title of their assets to their adult children while they are living, thinking it will make...
Curry Andrews
Sep 83 min read


Debt Can Be an Anchor or a Sail
Which one will it be? I grew up in New England, and sailing in the Long Island Sound and along the rocky northern coast is among my...
Curry Andrews
Sep 24 min read


Advance Directives & Living Wills – The Terri Schiavo Story
Theresa (Terri) Marie Schindler married Michael Schiavo in 1984. When Terri’s parents moved to Florida in 1986, the couple followed. An...
Curry Andrews
Aug 253 min read


Asset Protection: Rabbits vs. Lions
Huh, what? This blog discusses the difference between chaos or unstructured asset pools and alternatively establishing highly structured...
Curry Andrews
Aug 194 min read


Risks of D.I.Y. (Doing It Yourself) in Estate Planning
D.I.Y. is risky The landscape of legal affairs is constantly changing and evolving. Laws are newly enacted, updated or even stricken from...
Curry Andrews
May 206 min read


What is a “Piercing the Corporate Veil” Action?
Can your company hold up? In corporate litigation, one of the most common challenges presented to legal professionals and claimants alike...
Curry Andrews
May 195 min read


My Estate Planning: Is It Done?
Glad that's all done! But is it? As estate planning evolves beyond the initial setup of wills and trusts, the importance of ongoing...
Curry Andrews
May 145 min read


Is High-Speed Internet Beneficial to Rural Communities?
Camping...and Teleworking? Oh, yeah! In short, Yes! Providing high-speed internet to a rural community can have a significant positive...
Curry Andrews
May 133 min read


Please, please, please... do the work before it happens!
I did NOT see that coming! Estate and Business Planning is not something to put off. The cost of doing the work now is nothing compared...
Curry Andrews
May 121 min read


Does My Bank Have to Accept my Power of Attorney?
Hmmm... I don't like the way this is written... Third-party representation is complex and fraught with peril. The legal frameworks...
Curry Andrews
May 126 min read


Does my Company Need an Employee Handbook?
Every manager and employee deserves clarity about expectations! In today’s rapidly evolving corporate landscape, the implementation of a...
Curry Andrews
May 56 min read
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