- Divorce
- Limited Liability CompaniesMr. Yasgoor has considerable expertise in assisting practice owners select and form business entities (including sole proprietorships, corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies), negotiating and facilitating the sale and purchase of veterinary practices and preparing buy-sell documents, employment agreements, independent contractor agreements and commercial real estate leases. In representing each veterinary client, the overall business and tax impact for every transaction is carefully taken into account and analyzed to achieve the best possible results.
- Employment ContractCalifornia courts have consistently held that employees have the unfettered right to compete against an employer following termination of employment and, with only a few exceptions, any provision in an employment contract prohibiting competition is generally found to be illegal and unenforceable. Despite this, there is a widely held belief by many California veterinary practice owners that the inclusion of a non-competition provision
- Estate PlanningC. Estate planning is designed to accomplish 2 primary goals, namely: (i) manage your estate during your life-time; and (ii) make arrangements for the prompt and proper distribution of your estate upon your death.
- Wills
- Trusts3. There are 2 main types of trusts, namely: (i) testamentary trusts which take effect upon your death and do not avoid probate; and (ii) living trusts which are established while you are still alive and if properly funded completely avoid probate.
- Probate
- Tax LawA. There are 5 main considerations in any sound financial management strategy, namely: (i) protection; (ii) investment; (iii) retirement planning; (iv) tax planning; and (v) estate planning.