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Skip to Content A formal definition of a “close” corporation reads a “corporation [that] does not exceed a statutorily defined number of shareholders and is not a public corporation… The main benefit of a close corporation is that it will be exempt from a number of the formal rules which usually govern corporations.” […]
Read MoreFlorida is not a community property state. Florida is, however, a recipient of domestic and foreign migration. Often, those that relocate to Florida come from community property states, or countries with property rights akin to community property states that require due consideration. In addition, even if the married couple that […]
Read MoreThe first thing to understand about corporations is that they are separate legal entities, apart from their shareholders, who are the owners. Because of this, corporations have “perpetual existence.” A corporation’s existence goes on after a shareholder, even a majority shareholder, dies or otherwise leaves the company. If your corporation […]
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