You built your company on your own, making every decision and signing every contract. So what happens to that business the day you are no longer here to run it? For the owner of a single-member limited liability company (LLC), the answer often surprises families....
Experienced Advocacy And Legal Counsel
Month: July 2026
Why buy-sell agreements matter for business owners
Running a business with partners can be exciting, but shared ownership also creates challenges you may not anticipate. For instance, a co-owner may want to leave the company, retire, pursue another opportunity or sell their ownership interest. These moments often...
What happens to a solar lease when the landowner dies?
You signed a solar lease that will likely run longer than you will. That is the hard math behind utility-scale solar in Indiana, where agreements can run 30 to 60 years, and the ground you walked as a boy may still sit under panels when your grandchildren inherit it....
When is charitable giving not allowed?
Charitable giving can be a kind and meaningful way to support people, causes and communities you care about. You may want to give money, property, business interests or part of your estate to a charity that reflects your values. Still, giving is not always simple. In...

