At times, things don't happen as you've planned -- this can be especially true when you are a business owner. For example, your plan A is typically something like "have a safe environment where no one gets hurt". However, once your employee slips on a spilled drink, hurts their back and takes you to court, you need to modify your plan. At that point, a business attorney can help you come up with a plan B. Hi! My name is Katrina, and as a small business owner -- I have a gift shop selling homemade jams and jewelry from local artisans -- I know how often plans can go awry. It happens in multiple areas, and in many cases, it overlaps with the law. In this blog, I plan to write about business law with an emphasis on the importance of adaptability and coming up with a "plan B".
A will is an important part of your overall estate plan. It allows you to list all your assets and heirs while expressing additional preferences that you may have. But after you've written your will and had it notarised, what's the next step? Is it better to store it somewhere or to deposit it with the court?
There are important differences between these two practices, and each comes with its own pros and cons.
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