If you have finally made the decision to declare bankruptcy, you may have heard about the different types of “chapters”. Derived from the chapters of the federal bankruptcy code, these two main types of bankruptcy filings are usually the most popular for people who are single filers (and not filing for business purposes). These two types of bankruptcy filings are quite different, and both have their advantages and disadvantages. To assist you in determining which type of filing would be best for you, read below to learn a little about each type.…
Many people assume that the concept of common-law marriage is a thing of the past, but this way to be married still exists in some locations. Another widely-held misconception about common-law marriage is that you must live together for a certain amount of time to call yourself married. In fact, the requirement to cohabit is just one of many common law marriage requirements. Read on to learn more about this unique form of marriage.…
Most businesses start from a simple idea. From the idea comes business plans, market and brand testing, and a host of other steps of which typically happen long before the business ever opens its doors. Make certain you add protecting your idea to this list to safeguard your efforts.
Exercise Discretion
Always practice discretion when talking about your business idea to outsiders. This is true whether you are pitching your idea to an investor or performing market research with a group of potential clients.…