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What is a Family Limited Partnership?
An FLP is a type of limited partnership formed by family members to hold and manage family assets. Typically, parents or grandparents will form the FLP and serve as general partners, maintaining control over the partnership’s operations. Other family members are brought in as limited partners, receiving ownership interests but having little to no control over day-to-day management and limited liability! It's tricky, but it's awesome! For example : Parent forms AnyNameFamily,
Curry Andrews
2 days ago5 min read


ALERT! Scammers Targeting Small Business Owners
Scammers have come up with a new twist on an old scam to collect data and unnecessary payments from owners of state-registered businesses. The scammers hit three or four primary items: 1.) EIN Tax Numbers; 2.) Certification of Existence; 3.) Annual Reports; and 4.) Corporate Transparency Act filings. Tricksters, Scammers, Fraudsters... Employer Identification Numbers One of the standard steps when forming a new business is to obtain a tax identification number. Scammers “warn
Curry Andrews
Dec 12 min read


AI Drafted Contracts are the “Latest Greatest Thing!” or are They?
Generative AI contract management and drafting tools are increasingly accessible and widespread, and many companies are experimenting with these tools to draft full legal agreements. For start-ups and businesses with limited resources, the appeal is obvious: AI can produce contracts quickly and at a fraction of the cost of traditional legal drafting. What once may have required days of attorney time and high legal fees can now theoretically be generated in minutes with a simp
Curry Andrews
Nov 243 min read


What’s Required to Operate My Business in Another State?
Operating your business out of state can be an enormous step forward in growth potential. There are some tricks and traps, however, to shifting over to another state. Check carefully or get someone to help! Step One: Determine What Constitutes “Doing Business” in Another Jurisdiction Generally, conducting business involves: Having a physical presence like an office, store or warehouse whether owning or leasing; Having employees who work in the new jurisdiction; and or Selli
Curry Andrews
Nov 173 min read
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