At Belleh Law, we believe that knowledge empowers our clients to make confident decisions. This page brings together helpful guides, tools, and insights on estate planning, business law, real estate, and immigration. Use these resources to stay informed and better prepared for your legal needs.
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Learn the essentials of wills, trusts, and advance directives.
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Steps to legally and securely launch your business.
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What to know before buying or selling property.
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Key steps and timelines for visas and citizenship.
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Strategies to safeguard your personal and business assets.
DownloadA will directs how your assets are handled after death. A trust can manage and distribute assets during your lifetime and after, often avoiding probate.
It’s best to review your estate plan every 3–5 years, or sooner if you experience a major life change such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or significant changes in assets.
It depends on your goals, taxes, and structure. LLCs are flexible; corporations may suit businesses seeking investors or growth.
While some filings can be done independently, an attorney helps ensure your business is structured correctly, complies with regulations, and protects you from personal liability down the road.
Options include living trusts, joint ownership, or beneficiary designations. The best method depends on your situation.
Bring any relevant documents (wills, contracts, deeds, immigration papers, etc.), identification, and a list of your goals or questions. This helps your attorney provide specific, actionable guidance.
Get a rough idea of potential tax obligations.
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