GOLD RIVER CALIFORNIA BUSINESS LAW BLOG
Strong business contracts benefit your business
Contracts are some of the most valuable tools available to a California business. Legal agreements allow two or more parties to enter into a business relationship confident of their rights and responsibilities. When entering into any type of business relationship, it...
Basic estate planning for everyone
It’s very common for people in California to delay their estate planning. In fact, if you have a will, you’re already ahead of the game compared to most people. Some people only need a simple will while others require more complex estate plans. Does everyone need to...
3 ways successful businesses have adapted post-Covid
The outbreak of COVID-19 changed the way people do almost everything. Along with daily routines, it also changed how companies do business. While some businesses struggled and ultimately closed, others could survive or thrive under the new economic climate. When...
Preparing a succession plan in California
If you own a business, you need to have talented people ready to take over key positions of your company in the event that you, or other executives, leave the company. You want the business to remain stable when you retire while ensuring that your heirs are also...
What to know about short sales in California
If you're trying to sell your real estate property but the asking price is too high, a short sale might be an option. Many homeowners are opting for this method due to the fact that it allows them to avoid foreclosure. If you're considering a short sale yourself,...
Is your will valid according to state law?
A will allows you to dictate how you want the probate court to distribute your property upon your death. Having a will is very important, but it must comply with the law's requirements to be valid. If your will isn't valid, the probate court won't divide your estate...
Areas in your estate to update after divorce
There are many life changes the average person has that are worth using for updating an estate. An estate isn’t just the assets you’ve collected over life. Within an estate plan are instructions about your assets and stipulations regarding their disbursement. What...
Property sellers in California must disclose material defects
The doctrine of caveat emptor, which means “let the buyer beware,” has long been one of the most important principles of contract law, but legislators in California have carved out an exemption for real estate transactions that requires property sellers and their...
Non-financial reasons to sell your business
In California, many business owners consider selling their companies at some point. Understanding how to identify the right time to sell a business is important before an owner decides to put it up for sale. Before doing so, an owner should first consider why they...
Costly mistakes made by commercial real estate investors
In the days of COVID-19, the commercial real estate market has been considered an “iffy” investment. However, the current investment environment also means potential opportunities. The commercial real estate market is bound to reemerge. But when? That is difficult to...
