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When filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Massachusetts, the court will explore all possible avenues to repay your creditors before discharging the remaining debt. This will include ordering the bankruptcy trustee to sell any non-exempt assets you own. Understanding...
When you decide to launch Massachusetts business venture, you will be able to choose between silent partners and general partners. Both of these types of partnerships offer pros and cons to your potential business. Understanding partnerships Before you begin the...
A startup business is most likely to fail within its first year. Having adequate funds and building a network of customers and associates are only two steps needed to start a business. The process starts by outlining the main steps of a business formation in...
A partnership is two or more people or organizations operating a business together. Trusts may be a member of a partnership in Massachusetts. Each state has its own rules for the taxation and operation of this business structure. How it works How a partnership works...
You do a great job running your small business in Massachusetts. But sometimes it’s wise to get business advice from trusted experts. They might point you in the right direction when you're having doubts. Forming an advisory council for your small business is possibly...
Most employees at Massachusetts businesses try to stay cordial and respectful. However, because everyone is human, it’s natural for disputes to arise on occasion. Mediation is one of the best ways to resolve such workplace issues. The importance of quick intervention...
In the state of Massachusetts, there are specific people who are legally allowed to challenge a will. This is known as "standing to contest a will." People who can challenge a will in Massachusetts Probate law in Massachusetts stipulates that only "interested parties"...
When forming a business, you can choose different ways to formally organize it, depending on your business needs and goals. A limited liability company protects your personal assets from business debts, offers certain tax advantages, and can help raise capital. To set...
Writing a will is a good way to ensure that your Massachusetts assets are distributed according to your wishes after you die. In most cases, a person who writes a will, known as the "testator," can expect their heirs to comply with the directives in the will. However,...
If you fail to make a payment on your Massachusetts home, there is a chance that you'll be subject to foreclosure. This means that the lender will repossess your property in an effort to recoup its losses. Fortunately, there are many strategies that you may be able to...
