by ADLV Law Team | 4 - 6, 4 - Acquire, sell or shut down your business, Business Interest, Facebook Published, Marketing, Newsletter Published, Newsletters, Twitter Published
Whether you are buying or selling a business, the chances are that ‘vendor funding’ will play an important role in getting the deal done. This article discusses 5 issues that should be considered by a seller when using vendor finance in a business sale.
by ADLV Law Team | 35 - 296, 35 - Manage and incentivise your team (employment law), Business Interest, Newsletters, Twitter Published
Quality employment contracts can provide you with a business performance boost, and minimise business downside risks. In this article we discuss some common traps in preparing employment contracts, and how to avoid them.
by ADLV Law Team | 2 - 113, 2 - Run and manage your business (general commercial), Business Interest, Individual Interest, Marketing, Newsletters, Twitter Published
Who wants to be a director? Not an easy question to answer these days, with over 700 laws that can make you personally liable for various actions (or inactions) of your company. This article provides some handy safeguards to consider before you agree to become a director.
by ADLV Law Team | 7 - 280, 7 - Deal with your real estate (property law), Individual Interest, Newsletters
If you are purchasing a property with someone else, having an enforceable agreement in place can reduce the risk of an expensive separation. We can help you make sure you get the right document.
by ADLV Law Team | 8 - 264, 8 - Pass on your wealth (including EP), Marketing, Newsletter Published
Estate planning basically involves working out what you have, deciding where you would like it to go, and then choosing people to make that happen. Here’s 4 simple questions that you will need to answer to get things started.
by ADLV Law Team | Facebook Published, LinkedIn Published, Marketing, Newsletter Published, Twitter Published
No matter what type of business you’re in, it’s important to protect yourself against the unexpected – what we refer to as the “Seven Dogs”: Death, Disability, Divorce, Default, Departure, Disagreement and Deadlock.
When one of these events occurs, often one business owner will want to take ownership and control of the business, and the other owner (or their family) will want funds to maintain their lifestyle.
A lot of questions then arise…