The Law Office of Greggory R. Walters, LLC

04/23/2025

If you own a business, do you feel protected under your current business set up? To maintain a good liability shield, you must comply with certain corporate formalities. But do you know what those are? Read why corporate formalities are important for your business in the blog below. If you want to schedule a time to talk with Gregg about liabilities and corporate formalities for your business, contact us today! https://www.grwalterslaw.com/contact-us

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Why Are Corporate Formalities Important? Limited liability is an important advantage provided by corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs). The personal asset protection that corporations and LLCs provide for their owners, however, is not absolute. To maintain the liability shield, owners

04/10/2025

Do you own a business or are thinking of starting a business? Should you form an LLC with your business or even form more than one LLC for your business? All those questions and more are answered in this week's blog. Check it out on the link below. And as always, if you have any questions about your business, reach out to us and we will get you set up with an appointment. https://www.grwalterslaw.com/contact-us

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Should You Form More Than One LLC for Your Business? There is no law that limits the number of LLCs an entrepreneur can own. Forming multiple LLCs may make sense under certain circumstances: for example, companies that have several rental properties, separate businesses with common ownership, or wh

03/26/2025

A question many business owners (either new business owners or well-established business owners) sometimes wonder is whether or not to protect their business with a nondisclosure agreement. Check out this blog on my website where I talk about this tool that can protect your valuable business information.

If this is something you want for your business, contact our office to set up an appointment to talk to Gregg. https://www.grwalterslaw.com/contact-us

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Should You Protect Your Business with a Nondisclosure Agreement? Whether you are an entrepreneur starting a new business or are running a well-established business, your success often depends on safeguarding innovative ideas and information that give you an edge over competing businesses. If you h

03/12/2025

Do you own a small business and have wondered about LLC Distributions? You can set up an operating agreement that will specify when and how profits are allocated, distributed and taxed. Check out this Blog post located below to help you as a business owner understand LLC Distributions.

Contact us at the Law Office to set up an appointment to sit down with Gregg and discuss your small business distributions. https://www.grwalterslaw.com/contact-us

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A distribution from a limited liability company (LLC) is a payment of cash or property made by an LLC to the LLC’s owners, also known as members . Although state law sets forth certain default rules, LLC members can specify in the LLC’s operating agreement when and how profits are allocated, dis...

02/27/2025

Small business owners - have you ever wondered if converting your business to an LLC is worth the time and effort? Read this Blog about converting to an LLC and then contact the Law Office to set up a time to meet and answer questions about your business.
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When you are first starting a business, operating it as a sole proprietorship may make a lot of sense. Sole proprietorships are simple and inexpensive to set up and maintain: they are operated by a single taxpayer and are the most common form of business organization. From a tax and legal perspecti

02/12/2025

The use of AI in business is increasingly becoming the norm. But should you use AI to draft business contracts? It might save time and money, but in the long run, it may create more problems for your business.

Click the link below to learn more about AI drafting business contracts. And contact our office if you would like to set up an appointment to have drafted a business contract for your company. https://www.grwalterslaw.com/contact-us.

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Written contracts are the backbone of business relationships. They outline the rights, obligations, and expectations between parties and provide a legal framework that ensures parties keep their promises. Absent written contracts, business relationships are less clear, trust is tenuous, and deals ma

09/11/2024

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