Gold River California Business Law Blog
Partnership disputes: Prevention and resolution
Partners usually start a business together because they realize that they have similar visions and strengths that may compliment each other. They may not think they’ll end up having a partnership dispute, but that doesn’t mean that one will never arise. Proactively...
Have you chosen a successor for your business?
For many providers, their dental practice is more than just a job; it's a culmination of years of training, dedication and the establishment of a trusted relationship with their patients. But as all things do, medical practices eventually face transitions. This...
Key considerations when choosing a location for a dental practice
Perhaps a recent dental school graduate is ready to open a private practice and wants to pick the right location for their new facilities. Maybe an existing dental practice that has a positive reputation in the local community hopes to expand to new locations....
What is a property easement?
A property easement is a legal right granted to someone – other than a property’s owner – allowing them access to or use of that property for a specific purpose. These purposes can vary widely, from granting utility companies the right to install and maintain...
Why California’s “next-of-kin” law may not protect your wishes
You may have heard that last year, California enacted a “next-of-kin” law that’s like those already in place in numerous states. It requires hospitals and other medical facilities to designate a health care surrogate for a seriously ill or injured patient who can’t...
What steps can I take to protect my estate?
Protecting your estate involves a comprehensive approach to better ensure that your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes, medical decisions are made in accordance with your preferences and your finances are handled efficiently. The only way to...
What is a power of attorney in estate planning?
Estate planning is critical for all adults, but you may not realize that this goes far beyond just saying who gets what assets when you die. A major component of estate planning is giving a trusted individual the legal ability to make decisions for you if there comes...
How can buyers adjust offers to protect against an appraisal gap?
An appraisal gap is an issue that can prevent a real estate transaction from closing. A professional appraiser may look at the property and decide, based on its condition and the recent sale price of other properties nearby, that it is not worth what the buyer offered...
3 common misconceptions about business entities in California
People love to offer advice when someone says they are about to start a small business. Even those who have never operated a company will often give their two cents about the best options for someone's entrepreneurial dreams. Unfortunately, a lot of what people share...
3 estate planning strategies to reduce probate complication risks
Probate proceedings are notorious for delaying the distribution of someone's assets and also diminishing how much their selected beneficiaries receive from their estate. The more conflict there is and the more that the probate courts have to resolve, the greater the...
