Miles Almadrones
Miles is a legal writer and content marketing specialist with a background in operations management and logistics. He has worked with small businesses, professional services, and startups in industries ranging from telemedicine to consumer products. Based in St. Petersburg, FL, Miles earned his B.A. from the University of Tampa. Learn more about him on LinkedIn.
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30 Minority Small Business Grants for 2025
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A few simple words can change everything. Take a look—the perfect slogan for your brand might be waiting below.
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California Registered Agent for Service of Process: What to Know
California law requires most businesses to appoint an agent for service of process. Learn what these agents do and how to choose one for your business.
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At the very least, you’ll need $100, a couple of hours, and a unique business name to register a new LLC in Virginia. Follow these steps to get started.
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Power of Attorney vs. Advance Directive: Which Is Right for Me?
A power of attorney covers finances and legal matters, while advance directives specify healthcare preferences. For many, it makes sense to have both.
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How to Start an LLC in Massachusetts
Massachusetts is one of the easiest states to set up a new LLC. We’ll show you how to make your LLC official and what to expect after filing.
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What Is a Trustee and What Do They Do?
Part asset manager, part legal representative, a trustee is responsible for carrying out the deceased’s final wishes and protecting their beneficiaries.
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What Is a Transfer on Death Deed and How Does It Work?
A transfer on death deed specifies who inherits property after the owner’s death, offering a simple and inexpensive way to avoid probate for real estate.
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