Here's what to look for in a daycare contract before you sign to ensure that your child will be safe. Learn how LegalShield can help you protect your family.

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What is an LLC operating agreement and do you need one for your business? Connect with LegalShield to learn more and receive the legal advice you need.

Having an operating agreement can be very helpful in supporting your business. Learn how to write an operating agreement that will set you up for success.

Building an LLC from the ground up can be a challenge, but it’s not the only way to own and run a business. Follow these 6 easy steps to buy your own LLC.

Confused about partnership agreement vs operating agreement? Discover key differences and find out which is best for your business—get the answers you need!

Forming an LLC is an option for turning your small business into a legal entity. Is this option best for you? Learn the pros and cons of LLC ownership.

An independent contractor agreement may help clear up confusion and define responsibilities. Learn how your LegalShield law firm can help review the terms.

You should have a written independent contractor agreement to clearly define your professional relationship, whether you are one or intend to utilize one.

You should have an attorney review your business contracts before you sign. This checklist covers some of the basic business contract principles.

College students are often confronted with a variety of situations where legal agreements are necessary or advised. LegalShield can help!

Understanding the legal language of contracts can help small businesses make sound, long-lasting agreements.

Frequent mistakes in small business contracts can hamstring a company’s ability to grow, and could result in costly disputes.

Your small business contracts may need to be adjusted in 2021 to deal with changes, including COVID-19 realities.