The DLF Blog

Legal Tips for Succession Planning in Family BusinessesToday, the term “succession” is more closely associated with a popular TV show than its actual definition. However, understanding how succession works within a business can help to prepare you for succession...

Getting a Company to Pay for Construction Work: What You Can DoGetting a company or client to pay for the work you’ve completed can be a frustrating challenge, and it exists across almost every industry. Unfortunately, it’s particularly prevalent in the construction...

Improving Your Role as a Custodial Parent  Being a custodial parent means being the parent with whom your child spends more than 50% of their time. It’s a major responsibility that requires you to provide a stable, nurturing environment for your child. Because...

Legal Implications of Surrogacy and Assisted ReproductionThe advancement of surrogacy and assisted reproduction technologies have revolutionized family planning and allowed individuals and couples to overcome fertility challenges. As these methods of family planning...

Estate Planning Strategies: Securing Your Family’s FutureEstate planning might sound like something that only the wealthy need to worry about. After all, the average person doesn’t really have an “estate”, do they? In fact, estate planning is an important step in...

Real estate sales can often lead to disputes among the involved parties. To find amicable solutions, many turn to mediation– a process that fosters open communication, collaboration, and ultimately resolution.

Homebuyers and Sellers: Understanding Your Rights and Legal ConsiderationsRegardless of circumstances, buying or selling a home is a significant financial and emotional endeavor. Even though the process can be stressful, it’s important to remain aware of your rights...

Compliance Tips for SMEs: Staying on the Right Side of Business Law As small- and medium-sized enterprises, or SMEs, grow and thrive, knowing how to navigate the complex landscape of business law becomes increasingly important. Staying on the right side of business...

Adhering to legal requirements and regulations is more than a formality– it’s an essential component of responsible corporate governance. Learn more about how business law can help you.