Not necessarily every $500 purchase order, no. But for anything that involves your intellectual property, long-term leases, or significant revenue? Absolutely. One bad sentence can cost you six figures.

Honestly? It's often "commingling" funds or neglecting corporate formalities. People get comfortable and start paying for personal things out of the business account. That's the first thing an opposing lawyer looks for to come after your personal assets.

Yes. This is a classic misrepresentation case. We can look at the purchase agreement and determine your rights to rescission or damages.

That's a conversation involving both legal protection and tax strategy. We work with you (and your CPA) to find the "sweet spot" for your specific income level.

That's a red alert situation. You have rights when a partner steals, and we can help you take immediate action to freeze assets or remove them from management.

Not at all. I love working with startups and small family firms. You're the backbone of the New Jersey economy, and you deserve the same high-level protection the big guys get.

In NJ, the state has "default" rules that take over. Usually, those rules are not what you'd choose for yourself. It's much better to have your own agreement in place.

It's simple. We have a conversation. No pressure. We talk about where you are, where you're going, and where the "ghosts" are in your current setup.