Attorney-client privilege is an important legal concept that allows people to have confidential conversations with their attorneys without worrying about those conversations being used against them in court. It’s a...
Beginning February 27, 2023 our New Mexico Home Office will have a new location! Law 4 Small Business will be moving to 6801 Jefferson St NE in Albuquerque. The new...
A fraudulent transfer, or fraudulent conveyance, is a type of transaction where funds or assets are taken away from a person or entity with the intent to defraud, usually to...
What Happened to My CRS Number? Every New Mexico business is required to have a seller’s permit (which used to be called a CRS Number). This is still true of...
What is an Operating Agreement? An Operating Agreement is a legal document that outlines the operating procedures of a limited liability company (or LLC). This document is a legal requirement...
When you start an Ecommerce business, it’s a good idea to give your online storefront a unique name. Thoughtful and effective branding is essential. However, if you are a sole...
What is a De Facto Partnership? A de facto partnership, sometimes called an “Ad Hoc Partnership”, is an informal business arrangement between two or more parties. It is a spontaneous...
What is Privacy for Domain Names? Privacy for Domain Names is made available with what is called a “privacy screen,” which is a service offered by domain name registrars that...
It’s December 2022: we’ve finished evaluating OpenAI, and we’ve come to the conclusion that AI is much further along than we’ve anticipated. When we compare OpenAI versus lawyers, lawyers have...
Attorney Larry Donahue speaks to the main points one should consider when dissolving their company. Would you like to talk to an attorney today to discuss your business concerns? Sign...
(This article uses an episode of Discovery Plus’s popular show, Sister Wives, to illustrate a point about the importance of proper business planning. Any implications about the actors’ inner lives...
You went to all the trouble to form your company as an Anonymous LLC, but now you are concerned. How can you possibly remain anonymous and execute a contract? Remember...