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Tressler & Associates, PLLC Kicks Off the Season of Gratitude by Celebrating 13 Years in Business
Tressler & Associates, PLLC began as a law firm focused on real estate law. On November 23, 2009, in honor of his family legacy in the real estate industry, attorney…
Continue readingTressler & Associates, PLLC Announces the Promotion of Turner Smith Evans to Associate Attorney
Tressler & Associates, PLLC is pleased to announce the promotion of Turner Smith Evans to associate attorney. On November 16th, Tressler & Associates, PLLC celebrated Turner Smith Evans as a…
Continue readingOur Commitment to Building Community
What does it mean to be community-focused? For Tressler & Associates it means we work every day to care for and support the people and organizations that make our community…
Continue readingWho Cannot Sign an NDA?
Non-disclosure agreements (NDA) are designed to protect your business’s intellectual property. When you operate a business, you likely have some sort of business secret that lets you separate yourself from…
Continue readingWhat Are the Risks of Buying a Business?
Starting a business is one of the hardest things you will ever do, and running a business is a close second. Every day will bring new challenges but also new…
Continue readingAngel Round Financing vs. Crowd-Sourced Financing
Most people don’t have the cash they need to start a business, so they get funding from lenders. If a small business owner has good enough credit and a good…
Continue reading5 Important Business Documents For a Startup
Starting a new business is exciting. It’s taking your life path and swerving off to make a new one for yourself. It’s not easy, either. To begin a new startup,…
Continue readingWhen Should You Settle a Lawsuit?
You’ve spent months and months of your life preparing for your lawsuit. Whether it be against a former employer, a loved one, or even a stranger, it’s a long time…
Continue readingThe Benefits of Healthcare Durable Power of Attorney
A Healthcare Durable Power of Attorney is an important document for everyone to have. It’s also sometimes called a Healthcare Power of Attorney (HCPOA). The specific reasons for having an…
Continue readingProbate For Real Estate Only
Think about a married couple. When the first spouse dies, often the vast majority of assets are titled in both of their names. Therefore, everything passes to the surviving spouse…
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