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Personal Injury: What You Need to Know Personal injury is a legal term that refers to an injury or harm caused to an individual’s body, mind, or emotions, as opposed to damage to property. Personal injury law is a branch of civil law that allows individuals who have suffered harm due to another party’s negligence

Starting a business can be an exciting and daunting experience. There are numerous things to consider when starting a business, and one of the most critical steps is registering your business with the Secretary of State. The registration process is essential to ensure that your business is recognized as a legal entity and you comply

Whether you are moving to Missouri, or just moving your business address to Missouri, transferring an LLC can be a bit more than just filling out a forwarding address.  Is it complicated? That is a loaded question. Some with extensive backgrounds may need assistance to handle the steps. But it is always a good idea

There are many reasons why a business owner might want to transfer a business in Missouri. Perhaps the owner wishes to retire and sell the business to someone else. The owner may be facing health issues or other personal challenges, including financial concerns or partner disputes that are not resolvable. May a new opportunity has

Missouri can be an excellent place to start an LLC for many reasons. The state has a relatively low cost of living, a business-friendly environment, and a diverse economy with various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, and agriculture. Additionally, Missouri offers several tax incentives and programs to support small businesses, such as the Missouri Works program

 A Brief Primer So you have a great idea and are done working for other people. You want to work for yourself and turn that idea into a reality. You are ready to start your own business, and Missouri is a great place to grow a small business.  Benefits to being a small-business owner in

It is never an easy process when a marriage ends. Many misconceptions surround the concept of divorce: hiding assets, blame placing, and the idea that the wife can take the husband for everything he’s got.  Those are all myths. The actuality of divorce is that the court will look at the history of the marriage

At Brydon, Swearengen & England P.C., we are here to help you understand how Missouri courts classify property in a divorce and how that property may be divided. Types of Property in a Missouri Divorce Proceeding In Missouri divorce proceedings, the court will sort property, or assets, into one of two categories: · (1) marital