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Connor Beaulieu

Connor is a content strategist, journalist, and legal writer living and working in Chicago. Over the past decade, he's covered venture capitalist movements, tech startups, and how small businesses can adapt to a changing economic landscape.

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How to Conduct an Ohio Business Search

When starting a new business, an often-overlooked step is a state-based business search. Here's how to do it and why it's crucial for your business'…

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How to Conduct an Indiana Business Search

Starting a business in the Hoosier State? Consider doing a quick business search, first.

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How to Conduct a Maryland Business Search

One quick search can help set your business up for success in the Old Line State.

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The Great Wealth Transfer: How to Protect Your Legacy

Experts estimate that nearly $90 trillion will change generational hands by 2045—but much of it may be lost.

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Free Texas Child Support Calculator 2025

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What Is a Triple Net Lease (NNN)?

A triple net lease makes the tenant responsible for paying all three "net" expenses in addition to rent—making it a landlord's best asset.

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California Domestic Partnerships: A Complete Guide

Domestic partnerships have a long history in the Golden State. Here's everything you need to know about getting one and how they differ from marriage.

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What Should a Woman Ask for in a Prenup: 12 Must-Haves

Prenups aren't requested just by men anymore, and we've got 12 good reasons why.

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Hiring a Prenuptial Agreement Attorney

For soon-to-be newlyweds, an experienced marriage attorney can make the process of getting a prenup smooth and pain-free. Here’s how to find one.

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What the FTC Non-Compete Ban Means for Your Business

The FTC's sweeping ban on non-competes changes the rules for employers and employees alike. Here's what you need to know.

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