Business/Real Estate
Dennis A. Hodge, Attorney at law is a full-service law firm, so we also specialize in business law.
If you are just starting a business, there are many new things to consider. Mr. Hodge can assist you with many different aspects you may not have realized or considered. For instance, forming the right business entity for your business venture is vital to protecting your personal assets from business creditor claims and law suits. Our office can assist you in getting a Federal Identification number required by federal law, inform you on proper execution of corporate minutes, organizational meeting, resolutions, by-laws, or operating agreements is essential to protect your personal assets.
When purchasing or selling a business sales contracts settlement documents should be properly drafted and executed by the parties.
Real estate contracts should be carefully drafted. Real estate deeds should be thoroughly understood before executing, including life estate deeds with powers and without powers, remainderman interest, tenants in common, joint tenants and tenants by the entirety. Lease agreements should carefully set out the rights of each party.
New and experienced businesses and homeowners can benefit from the experience and knowledge of a business attorney such as Dennis A. Hodge. Our office specializes in many different aspects of business protection and real estate law, including:
- Buying and Selling a Business
- Incorporations and Articles of Incorporation
- Subchapter S election
- Corporate minutes, Organizational Meeting, Resolutions and By-Laws
- Stock Certificates
- Limited Liability Company, L.L.C. and Articles of Organization
- Operating Agreements
- Partnership Agreement
- Liquor License Transfers
- Liquor License Violations
- Real Estate Contracts
- Lease Agreements (residential and commercial)
- Deed Transfers
- Deeds for pursuant to Divorce Separation Agreements
- Rent evictions and holdover tenants
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