29 Oct Thinking About Buying Your Boss’s Business? Read This First
Thinking about buying your boss’s business? It might seem like the opportunity of a lifetime — a natural next step after years of loyalty and hard work. But before you...
Thinking about buying your boss’s business? It might seem like the opportunity of a lifetime — a natural next step after years of loyalty and hard work. But before you...
As your business grows, retaining and rewarding your top performers becomes essential — but giving away equity isn’t always the smartest move. This article from Garza Business & Estate Law...
When selling your business, the final stretch should be a victory lap — not a nightmare. Yet countless business owners watch their hard-won deal unravel just days before closing when...
Thinking about buying your boss’s business or taking over a client book? Before you sign anything, make sure you understand what you’re really buying. In this eye-opening article from Garza...
This blog explores how trusts form the backbone of true legacy planning, contrasting revocable (living) trusts—which keep families out of court and maintain flexibility—with irrevocable trusts, which serve as advanced...
Selling your business to a trusted key employee may seem like the safest, most natural exit strategy, but without proper planning it can become a financial and emotional disaster. Many...
You’ve spent decades building your wealth—businesses, investments, real estate, and a lifetime of sacrifices. But what happens when your children inherit everything at once—without guidance or safeguards? Without a strategic...
Selling your business is supposed to be the reward for years of hard work—but many owners are shocked to learn that the deal isn’t truly “done” at closing. Even after...
Are you leaving your corporate job to start your own business? Before you celebrate the freedom of entrepreneurship, you need to be aware of the hidden legal risks that could...
Many affluent families believe they’ve avoided probate and secured their legacy by relying on TODs (Transfer on Death designations), PODs (Payable on Death instructions), joint accounts, and beneficiary forms....