Mansfield Business Law Attorneys
Guiding Clients Through Business Matters in Bristol & Norfolk County
As a business owner, navigating the landscape of entrepreneurship can present a multitude of challenges. While many hurdles can be tackled yourself, the complexity of legal issues often requires legal help. This is precisely where our team of dedicated business lawyers in Mansfield can help.
At Ostendorf Law Group, PLLC, we pride ourselves on providing comprehensive support to our clients. With our unwavering commitment and meticulous attention to detail, we strive to guide you through the intricacies of your business affairs, offering tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.
Contact our team online or call (508) 593-1408 to learn how our business law attorneys in Mansfield, MA, can assist you.
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Child Custody
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Child Support
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Divorce
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Military Divorce
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Military Veterans Benefits
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Paternity
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Post Judgment Modifications
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Postnuptial Agreement
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Prenuptial Agreement
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Property Division
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Same-Sex Divorce
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Spousal Support
What Is Business Law?
Business law encompasses the regulations governing the establishment, operation, and administration of business entities. It addresses various aspects such as contracts, taxes, trademarks, business creation and closure, consumer protection, and much more.
The objectives of business law are multifaceted. It promotes fairness in deals, protects rights, establishes ethical norms, and boosts economic stability through clear legal rules. Given the weight of responsibilities in establishing, managing, or dissolving a business, seeking advice from our experienced Mansfield business attorneys is important.
Types of Business Structures
When establishing a business, it's crucial to consider the wide array of business structures available to you. Selecting the optimal business type involves finding a balance between obtaining the necessary legal protections while also reaping the associated benefits.
Business structures include:
- Sole proprietorships: This type of business is an unincorporated business with a single owner, where there's no distinction between the business and its owner. The owner gets all profits but also bears full responsibility for debts and losses.
- Partnerships: Partnerships are where there is a formal agreement between two or more parties to run a business together, sharing profits and liabilities.
- Corporations: A separate legal entity from its owners, with similar rights and obligations as individuals. Corporations can make contracts, borrow money, sue or be sued, hire staff, own assets, and pay taxes.
- Limited liability company (LLC): LLCs protect owners from personal liability for debts or liabilities. This type of structure combines corporate features with those of a partnership or sole proprietorship.
- S corporations: S corporations allow passing taxable income, deductions, and losses directly to shareholders under the tax code.