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DISADVANTAGES OF LLC’S IN RELATIONS TO COPORATIONS

Sunday, October 23rd, 2011

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DISADVANTAGES OF LLC’S IN RELATIONS TO COPORATIONS

While LLCs enjoy significant advantages over corporations, there are some disadvantages that need to be considered. For example, members of an LLC will not enjoy all the advantages of the numerous fringe benefits available to shareholder-employees of a C corporation. For example, members of an LLC: may not receive tax free life insurance and medical benefits; may not participate in a cafeteria plan established for the LLC’s employees; and will find significant restrictions with respect to qualified retirement plans (e.g., inability to borrow from the retirement plan). Members of an LLC may also be subject to higher marginal tax rates than corresponding corporate tax rates.

In addition, until LLCs become more widely known and used, there may be practical inconveniences in using an LLC rather than a corporation for certain transactions or business activities. For example, banks are not accustomed to dealing with LLCs, and such unfamiliarity may delay or prevent the LLC from obtaining loans. There are likely to be many situations in which business promoters and investors will prefer the more formal structure and certainty of corporations over the relative uncertainty of LLCs.

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Springing or Immediate Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care-What is the difference?

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

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Springing or Immediate Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care-What is the difference?

One of the most important documents a person will decide upon while creating their estate plan is their Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care (DPA).  The choice is whether to make a “Springing” or “Immediate” durable power of attorney and there is an ongoing debate about which is the better choice.

The Springing DPA’s do just as the name sounds.  They essentially “spring” into effect in the event of the principal’s incapacity.  As said, they can also spring out of effect; in the instance your capacity to make health care decisions comes back.

On the other hand, the Immediate DPA comes into effect upon execution of the instrument.  This assigns the power to make health care decisions immediately, to an agent of your choosing.

Supporters of the immediate Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care (DPAHC) argue that, under an immediate DPAHC, the agent and physician do not have to determine the sometimes difficult and time-consuming question of whether a patient-principal technically meets the requirements of incapacity within the meaning of the instrument or DPAHC statutes authorizing springing powers.

Frequently, the term “incapacity” and other equivalent terms are undefined in such statutes.  Moreover, if the physician believes the patient is competent to understand a medical decision, then the likelihood is the patient will make such a decision and the physician will honor it.

Springing power advocates respond that, an immediate durable power of attorney is premature, as the patient-principal has not lost their capacity to make their own health decisions.  As long as the patient-principal can make his or her own health care decisions, such decisions should not be made by the agent but should remain the patient-principal’s.  Therefore, a springing power is the appropriate document for Durable Powers of Attorney for Health Care.

Additionally, some springing power advocates argue that even DPAHCs that purport to be immediate DPAHCs are, in fact, springing because as long as the patient-principal retains the requisite mental capacity to make such decisions the physician must honor their wishes.

The author believes that the right to make health care decisions are delegable under common law.  And, unless changed by a statute clearly intended to make such rights non-delegable, they should remain a delegable right, as long as the Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care contains proper authorizations and the agent’s acceptance:

In conclusion, choosing a Springing or Immediate Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care can be a clearer decision once the principal has a solid understanding of both.  It is the intent of the Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care to give us a sense of security in knowing our health decisions are in the right hand -whether our own or in the trusted hand of our agent.

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SETTLEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF AN OFFSHORE INTERNATIONAL ASSET PROTECTION TRUST (COOK ISLANDS)

Friday, October 7th, 2011

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SETTLEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF AN OFFSHORE INTERNATIONAL ASSET PROTECTION TRUST (COOK ISLANDS)

The following is intended to provide you as the Client with a general outlook of the settlement and administration of the foreign trust once we begin the International Asset Protection Trust process.

Preparation

The Local Trustee Services Company will work with Kehr Law to draft a Trust Agreement to suit your personal needs.  Kehr Law will advise and instruct Local Trustee Services Company throughout the drafting, settlement and funding stages of your international asset protection trust.  Kehr Law will likely include specific tax and estate planning considerations, or specific requests regarding distributions and beneficiaries. The Local Trustee Services Company and their attorneys will review the trust agreement and ancillary documents to ensure it provides for the maximum benefit under Cook Islands law.

During this process Kehr Law will be discussing the optimum structure for holding the assets in detail with the Local Trustee Services Company. All parties will obtain a clear understanding of what assets are to be contributed to the Trust, and how those assets are to be held. Decisions include whether there will be a domestic trustee, whether a domestic entity will be used (such as an LLC or Corporation), if so in where it will be formed, whether offshore bank accounts are required at the outset, etc.

Kehr Law will work with you to gather the required information and complete the necessary questionnaires.

The Settlement

We will review the Trust Agreement carefully with you to ensure that you understand its provisions and are comfortable with how it works. The settlor(s) will then settle the Trust by executing the Trust Agreement, and transferring the initial (often nominal) assets to the Trust. The settlor(s) also sign an affidavit of solvency at this time. Subsequently, the Trust Agreement will be sent to the Local Domestic Trustee who will also sign the Trust Agreement.

The original Trust Agreement, affidavit of solvency, and initial documentation are sent to the Local Domestic Trustee. The Local Domestic Trustee signs the Agreement as foreign trustee and registers the Trust in the Cook Islands. A full package of completed documentation is returned to our office.

Transferring the Assets

This stage will depend entirely on the particular structure and the particular assets to be contributed to the Trust. This is the main funding of the trust structure. Steps undertaken at this stage can include:

  1. Formation of local or foreign entities to be owned by the Trust
  2. Creation of bank accounts for the Trust (whether foreign or domestic)
  3. Transfer of property to the Trust by the settlor(s)
  4. Funding of bank and/or investment accounts
  5. Transfer of property to the underlying entities

Ongoing Administration

This is often overlooked, but is just as crucial as the settlement of the Trust itself.

We have identified five key requirements for proper and efficient trust administration:

  1. The trustees must keep formal records of all trustee decisions;
  2. A domestic trustee must keep the foreign trustee service informed of any actions they have taken and provide them with copies of any documents they have signed on behalf of the trust;
  3. The trustees must keep basic financial records for the trust;
  4. The trustees should ensure that any tax reporting requirements are met. This will involve Kehr Law and your CPA who will work together to file tax returns on behalf of the Trust; and
  5. All trustees must be kept informed about any potential liabilities, litigation, or events that may impact on the trust or be a threat to the trust assets. Such threats may be against the settlor(s), their business, against a beneficiary of the trust, or against a third party.

Annual Renewal of Registration

A Cook Islands Trust obtains the protection of Cook Islands law by virtue of being registered in the Cook Islands. The registration must be renewed annually in order to maintain this protection.

The foregoing information provides you with general information concerning the events to occur in the near future in the formation of your International Asset Protection Trust in the Cook Islands. We look forward to assisting you and providing guidance throughout the process. Feel free to contact this office should you have any questions.

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TRADEMARK VIOLATIONS MAY BE OCCURING IN YOUR BUSINESS

Wednesday, September 7th, 2011

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The United States Patent & Trademark Office

The United States Patent & Trademark Office handles registration of all trademarks in the United States. Domestic and International filings can be made in order to protect a persons or a business’ ideas, drawings, art, word marks, slogans, brand, and other unique and creative works. A business makes use of a mark to create or develop a brand.

When starting your business and creating its name, logos, slogans, website, content, and other creative materials, it is a good idea to visit the USPTO site and perform a check to make sure no other company across the United States has registered the same exact content or something of the like. Skipping this step may cause many headaches and a potential lawsuit down the road for violating a person’s or business’ intellectual property rights.

Registering or Defending Your Work

If you are starting a business or if you already have your business running and make use of word marks, slogans, logos, and other creative materials, contact an attorney to determine how to better protect your ideas or prevent any legal troubles in case of a similarity with an already registered trademark.

Attorneys at Kehr Law have experience with both registering and defending intellectual property rights and we may assist you too regardless of whether you are an individual, sole proprietor, or a corporation.  Contact us and schedule a consultation today.

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SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CALIFORNIA NON-PROFIT CORPORATIONS

Wednesday, August 31st, 2011

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If you have incorporated in California recently, allow us to extend a Congratulatory message to you. If you are taking on the task of incorporation on your own, be sure to review the statutory requirements the State of California imposes on your business entity type. California imposes special requirements that may differ from regular corporations in the State for both IRC 501(c)(3) and IRC 501(c)(4) nonprofit corporations.

Such special requirements apply to both the incorporation provisions in forming your corporation as well as tax limitations. If you are have recently incorporated with a 501(c)(3) or a 501(c)(4) nonprofit corporation, or if you have been operating your corporation for a number of years, contact an attorney to ensure your corporation documents meet the statutory requirements. Attorneys at Kehr Law can assist you review your corporation documents such as your bylaws or even your agreements that you have entered, or plan to enter

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DIVORCE MATTERS BETWEEN JOINT BUSINESS OWNERS

Wednesday, August 24th, 2011

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As you have heard before, prenuptial agreements or postnuptial agreements are legal agreements to consider when planning your financial future as a married couple. Some couples may require far more than just these agreements in planning their financial future together and in preparation for a separation should it ever happen. For couples who have entered into business relationships, whether prior to marriage of after marriage, different outcomes can result from a divorce. In this sense, no two couples will have similar results post divorce. The same applies to couples engaged in a business relationship  as joint owners. Many questions may form such as, “How will a divorce affect my business operations?”, “How will a divorce affect my ownership interests in my business?”, “Will a divorce be the end of my business?” and many other questions of similar nature.

Depending on the business structure you started, the documents and agreements a couple signed upon starting their business  may determine how much each individual receives upon a permanent separation or divorce in the State of California. It may also determine whether a jointly owned business may continue operations or existence.

If you are a joint business owner with your spouse or are planning to enter into a business with a significant other, work out the business planning elements with a local San Diego business attorney who may assist you in protecting your assets and interests before engaging in a business relationship with a significant other or spouse. Similarly, if you are already in a business relationship and are contemplating a divorce or permanent separation from your co-owner spouse, contact an attorney to review your legal and business documents in preparation for such event.

Kehr Law can additionally assist business owners with their Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, and other aspects of asset protection.

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REMOVING ITEMS FROM A VACANT FORMERLY-LEASED RESIDENTIAL UNIT

Monday, August 22nd, 2011

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Residential Leases

Upon signing a residential lease, the terms of the lease agreement between the parties is what governs the lease. A tenant and a landlord may both turn to the the language of the lease agreement to determine what occurs upon non-payment of a tenant. The landlord has a number of actions a he or she may take in deciding what action to take against a non-paying tenant. These actions include an unlawful detainer action to remove the tenant from possession of the lease unit. If you need assistance in determining what actions you may take as a landlord, contact Kehr Law and request a consultation with a Landlord-Tenant attorney.  An attorney may assist you interpret the language within a lease agreement to help you complete the process of removing a non-paying tenant from the premises with precautionary measures.

What can I do with items left behind by a tenant?

If a Tenant has left personal items behind, a Landlord may be provided with the opportunity to remove the items, inventory them, and save them in storage for a later pick-up . As another alternative, a Landlord may also remove and discard the items for waste disposal under certain circumstances.

If you are faced with the dilemma of electing to either inventory and store personal items OR remove and discard them and need to know what YOUR options are, contact an attorney who can better advise you of your options.

What California Statutory Code applies?

Some applicable codes for residential leases are as follows:

California Civil Code Section 1983(a) says:

(a) Where personal property remains on the premises after a
tenancy has terminated and the premises have been vacated by the
tenant, the landlord shall give written notice to the tenant and to
any other person the landlord reasonably believes to be the owner of
the property. If the property consists of records, the tenant shall
be presumed to be the owner of the records for the purposes of this
chapter.

Source: California Law http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/waisgate?WAISdocID=03515012034+0+0+0&WAISaction=retrieve

It is important to remember this information above is only one section of the civil code which may apply to your circumstances. To determine how these codes affect your options, contact an experienced Landlord-Tenant Attorney and discuss your tenancy matters thoroughly.

Disclosure

This information is not attorney advise and only represents general information. In reviewing the applicable laws, many other code sections and laws may be applicable to you based on your circumstances and lease agreement. It is recommended to seek the assistance of an experienced Landlord-Tenant attorney prior to making your decision to ensure you take a correct and legally permitted action. The office of Kehr Law can assist you and are available to answer your questions.  Schedule your consultation with Kehr Law.

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FORMING AND OPERATING A BUSINESS WITH PRECAUTION

Friday, August 19th, 2011

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The idea of starting a new business may seem like a simple task for those who are familiar with business planning and light accounting, but starting a new successful business requires a lot of time, effort, planning, and may be long process which requires a great amount of attention and even more attention to detail.

A sole proprietor, a set of partners, or promoters of a new upstart corporation all have in common the goal of operating a successful business.  In preparing the business, many steps are required but an important step is to ensure the business starts off on the right foot by setting out precautionary measures before any sort of trouble stirs up.

Precautionary Measures

Precautionary measures includes a wide range of processes and procedures. This includes, reviewing the business plan, reviewing any contract you are required to sign before becoming a member of an LLC, or a stockholder of a corporation, or a partner in partnership. It is important to review all aspects of the company before agreeing to participate in any ownership participation. Attorneys at Kehr Law are experienced attorneys that may assist you review all aspects of a business and can help you in the process. Attorneys at Kehr Law have extensive first-hand experience with business entrepreneurship and can provide you with legal assistance in preparing and protecting yourself as you start your new business or participate in the development of a business. Attorneys’ assistance may include reviewing corporate records, maintaining corporate records, updating these records, drafting contracts required for the business, and many other procedures required to operate a successful business.

What Contracts are needed for my new business?

A full analysis of your business plans and expectations is required to answer this question. Some businesses require assistance with commercial lease agreements, employment agreements, employment handbooks, independent contractor agreements, contracts for business transactions, contracts for suppliers or clients, license agreements, intellectual property agreements, and many more. A review of your business can assist you to determine what contracts you currently need to set in place and what contracts you will require in the near future.

For precautionary measures against legal trouble in the business’ future, a business owner should anticipate and prepare for any sort of troubles. Preparing customized contracts for your business needs is just one simple way of protecting yourself as a business owner, and Kehr Law can assist you in advising you which contracts your unique business shall require.

To find out other ways to protect your new business, contact Kehr Law and schedule a consultation. If you already know you need a contract drafted or reviewed and would like a professional and experienced business attorney to assist you in preparing for a new business, call Kehr Law today.

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MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS: A CORPORATE PRACTICE

Wednesday, August 17th, 2011

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Upon formation and operation of a successful corporation it may sometimes lead to a negotiation of a corporate merger.

What is a corporate merger?

A corporate merger is a joining or combining of companies whether they belong to different or similar business entities. Mergers can become a beneficial corporate strategy but an increasingly difficult task to complete. The California Secretary of State has general forms online via their website which represent only a few documents required to be filed with the State. This handles only the State filing requirements but a completion of a merger does not end there.

What is required to complete a corporate merger?

Depending upon the needs of a corporation or business entity, different requirements may be necessary to complete the transaction. Transactions vary in their needs concerning cash, liquidation, valuation, financing aspects, methods of integration and many other points needed to be discussed to understand whether a company may even perform a merger.    To review your business’ individual needs, contact the attorneys at Kehr Law and request a consultation to discuss the different requirements needed to perform a corporate merger.

How can I obtain a consultation with Kehr Law?

Contact the office of Kehr Law, by phone, email, or text and request your consultation. You can also fill out a form with your general information. Include your corporate entity number or name and upon receipt of your information, a representative from Kehr Law will contact you.

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BUSINESS LITIGATION AND LITIGATION SERVICES

Tuesday, August 16th, 2011

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Finding yourself as an individual or under a representative capacity in court is always a difficult experience. Whether you are a sole proprietor, a small business owner, or if you are a corporate officer, director, or shareholder of a business and you are involved in litigation, consulting with an attorney or seeking attorney representation may save you money and headaches in the long run. Experienced attorneys have access to documents and an expansive amount of research and resources which may be able to resolve your matters amicably or defend you in court using all applicable defenses. On the other hand, if you are the person suing, covering all your bases and knowing all the causes of actions involved is important.

Kehr Law attorneys have represented a number of business clients in a wide range of industries in various business litigation matters. In general. business litigation covers a wide range of topics and can include such lawsuits involving the business’ name, conflicts between the use of a business name, another competing company selling a similar product you developed, another company or competing individual interfering with your business, employee or employment agreement disputes, and many other areas including intellectual property owned or registered by a business. Intellectual property such as trademarks, copyrights, and patents are protected through the United States Patent & Trademark Office or the United State Copyright Office.

Protecting yourself and your business is important and can result in long term benefits including monetary benefits. Filing for registration with the above listed departments is important. If you are in need of filing such protections, defending such protections against unlawful and permitted use, or have been served with court documents and now find yourself in need of representation, contact Kehr Law. Protect yourself against lawsuits and speak with an attorney at Kehr Law to find out other methods of protecting your business, business processes, business assets, and other areas of business.

In addition to the types of lawsuits listed above, Kehr Law can assist individuals involved in several types of business disputes or business litigation. Contact Kehr Law and scheduled a consultation to see how the local legal services can benefit you.

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