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Living trusts are becoming a popular way to transfer assets without going through probate court.
Living trusts are becoming a popular way to transfer assets without going through probate court. Please understand however that your living trust does absolutely nothing for you until you transfer your assets into it. The following are a few things you can do now...
How to Help Friends/Family Without Gift Tax Implications
Happy New Year! A new year means new ventures, businesses or even opportunities to help others! Many people are exploring new opportunities and businesses in 2021. However, many others are not and are still wondering how they’re going to pay their bills. If...
Are Political Statements At Work Protected Speech?
Political discourse has definitely permeated the workplace in recent years but do political discussions really belong in the workplace? The quick and easy answer is No. As a preliminary matter, there is no protection under the law for political affiliation from an...
Estate and Legacy Planning is not only for the wealthy!
Estate and Legacy Planning is not only for the wealthy! It is for everyone, no matter your net worth. As we approach the end of the year, we encourage you to think about your legacy planning goals. We can help you create a diversified and comprehensive estate plan....
New Obligations For Employers Under The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
On March 19, 2020, the President signed and enacted the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (HR6201) in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Bill includes two new laws relating to employee leave from work: 1) the Emergency Family and Medical Leave...
DON’T Panic-Take Protection Measures!
Because the health of our staff and clients is our top priority, Castor Sprattlin Law Group LLC has temporarily closed its office due to COVID-19 concerns. At this time, however, rather than focusing on the negative when things seem so out-of-control,...
How Should Employers Handle Office Romance?
Office romance has become quite common in our modern workplace. Although romantic relationships between coworkers may proceed without incident, the complications with office romance may sometimes create legal risks for employers. This is particularly true for...
Should You Pay Your Employees if You Close Your Business Due To Inclement Weather
We have had a series of snowstorms across the country and here in Georgia, the snow and resulting icy roads have caused the closing of businesses and schools. As an employer, the question remains: whether you should pay your employees if you close your business due...
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