For the most part, I focus my practice on business transactional matters such as business formation and start-up, contracts, trademarks, intellectual property licensing, along with some real estate, asset protection, and estate planning. Serving closely-held business owners as their "virtual in-house counsel, " I handle a wide range of client issues such as mergers and acquisitions, asset sales and purchases, commercial leases, general contract drafting and review, and dispute resolution/business "divorces."
I received my law degree from the Arizona State University College of Law in 2003 (which, in 2006, changed its name to the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law). While attending there, I studied business/corporate law, internet law, real estate, and intellectual property. I completed the mediation clinic while in law school and have helped mediate many disputes during my career.
Prior to attending law school, I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Human Communication, with an emphasis on logic, rhetoric, and conflict resolution, from Arizona State University in 2000.
I received my law degree from the Arizona State University College of Law in 2003 (which, in 2006, changed its name to the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law). While attending there, I studied business/corporate law, internet law, real estate, and intellectual property. I completed the mediation clinic while in law school and have helped mediate many disputes during my career.
Prior to attending law school, I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Human Communication, with an emphasis on logic, rhetoric, and conflict resolution, from Arizona State University in 2000.
Services
A "virtual in-house counsel" (aka: "virtual general counsel") is an experienced business transactional attorney who can help guide you and your business, someone you can call, email, text, or instant message with a legal question before it escalates into something that cannot be easily resolved.
A "virtual in-house counsel" is an experienced legal advisor, one knowledgeable about a wide range of business, commercial, trademark, employment, and other contractual legal matters, plus help you protect your assets and eventually pass them to your heirs using effective estate planning.
A "virtual in-house counsel" is an experienced legal advisor, one knowledgeable about a wide range of business, commercial, trademark, employment, and other contractual legal matters, plus help you protect your assets and eventually pass them to your heirs using effective estate planning.
Even the smallest misunderstanding or miscommunication can snowball into a major dispute, one that leads to expensive, time-consuming litigation.
Oral agreements, or even ones hashed out via email/text, often fail to consider all of the possible ways things can go sideways.
An experienced business attorney can help ensure that all parties involved are operating from the same, well-written and easily-understood, page.
The purchase and sale of entity ownership interests (corporate stock, LLC interest, etc.);.
Oral agreements, or even ones hashed out via email/text, often fail to consider all of the possible ways things can go sideways.
An experienced business attorney can help ensure that all parties involved are operating from the same, well-written and easily-understood, page.
The purchase and sale of entity ownership interests (corporate stock, LLC interest, etc.);.
Sluder Law Firm PLC provides estate planning, asset protection, and corporate/business transactional law (including start-ups, asset sales, and trademarks/branding) legal services in both New Jersey and Arizona.
An ounce of legal prevention is worth a TON of cure, so contact us today!
Sluder Law Firm PLC provides legal services in both New Jersey and Arizona and specializes in corporate/business transactional law, including trademarks/branding, estate planning, asset protection, and real estate.
An ounce of legal prevention is worth a TON of cure, so contact us today!
Sluder Law Firm PLC provides legal services in both New Jersey and Arizona and specializes in corporate/business transactional law, including trademarks/branding, estate planning, asset protection, and real estate.
What is estate planning?
Estate planning is the process of arranging for the transfer of your assets upon your death.
Effective estate planning will help preserve your assets and leave them for the intended beneficiaries, while giving you the ability to change beneficiaries prior to your death.
Estate planning involves the preparation of a Last Will & Testament or a Revocable Living Trust, both of which are described below.
By taking care of your estate planning proactively, you avoid leaving it up to the state to decide how your estate will be handled.
Estate planning is the process of arranging for the transfer of your assets upon your death.
Effective estate planning will help preserve your assets and leave them for the intended beneficiaries, while giving you the ability to change beneficiaries prior to your death.
Estate planning involves the preparation of a Last Will & Testament or a Revocable Living Trust, both of which are described below.
By taking care of your estate planning proactively, you avoid leaving it up to the state to decide how your estate will be handled.
Below is a description of the different documents that are used to create an effective estate plan.
A Will (Last Will and Testament) is a legal document dictates how your estate is to be managed after your their death.
A Will allows you to name long-term guardians for your dependent children after you pass; the Sluder Law Firm Family Protection Plan element of your planning addresses short-term or temporary guardianship of your children in order to prevent them from ever becoming wards of the state and placed into foster care, even if only temporarily.
A Will (Last Will and Testament) is a legal document dictates how your estate is to be managed after your their death.
A Will allows you to name long-term guardians for your dependent children after you pass; the Sluder Law Firm Family Protection Plan element of your planning addresses short-term or temporary guardianship of your children in order to prevent them from ever becoming wards of the state and placed into foster care, even if only temporarily.
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