When a young woman’s mother died, she was left with handling the estate. According to The Epoch Times, the mother had an extraordinary antique collection that included chandeliers, sconces and furniture. Unfortunately, the young heir did not have a sense of the value of the items, and she sold her mother’s home with all of the antiques included. As an estate planning attorney Rolling Meadows knows, people in Illinois and elsewhere should make sure that collections of either monetary or … [Read more...]
Archives for January 2015
Does staging a house improve its chances of selling?
Posted on January 19, 2015 //
Home staging is a strategic marketing tool used to put a home that is up for sale in a positive light. While this process is optional for those selling property in Illinois, many who are in the middle of selling their home often wonder if staging their house is worth it and if it will ultimately improve their home’s chances of selling. What home stagers do When those working with a Highland Park real estate lawyer and a real estate agent to sell their home decide to stage their house, the … [Read more...]
3 Tips on setting up an effective meeting with a potential client
Posted on January 16, 2015 //
There are few things as satisfying for professionals than securing a valuable client for their company. However, an Arlington Heights business lawyer understands that getting that meeting in the first place may be more difficult than ever. While technology continues to develop and change the face of business in many ways, the same three classic, simple tips can help any professional set up a meeting with a potential client. Do your research Researching the target’s business is the first … [Read more...]
How to recruit the best talent for your small business
Posted on January 14, 2015 //
Small businesses face some unique risks that other larger companies often experience on a smaller level. One of the clearest examples of this is seen in recruiting employees. If a large company hires a bad employee, damage may be done but it can often quickly be mitigated by work done by other employees, bosses, or individuals who fill the position in the future. As should be clear to a qualified business attorney, Buffalo Grove small businesses that make poor hiring decisions can often be … [Read more...]
