Do I need a lawyer for my side hustle?
More people than ever are moonlighting to bring in extra income after hours. Whether you’re supplementing with a second income stream, starting small with hopes of being fully self-employed, or your hobby has been bringing in a profit, your side business is still a business — and businesses come with legal responsibilities. You might not think a lawyer is necessary, but a few key legal steps early on can protect you from costly problems later.
Serving Clients Near and Far — The Harvest Legal Way
Harvest Legal in Emporia, Kansas, serves clients across rural Kansas, including Lyon, Chase, Greenwood, Coffey, Osage, Morris, Marion, Butler, Dickinson and Geary counties. We provide services in person, by phone, or through video conference. From estate planning to criminal defense, we provide modern legal solutions with small-town care.
Choosing the Right Business Structure in Kansas: A Guide to Entity Selection
Starting a business in Kansas? Learn about the different types of business structures, their pros and cons, and which one might be the best fit for your venture.
Decoding the Corporate Transparency Act: A Guide for Businesses
Congress enacted the CTA to combat financial crimes, and the CTA mandates that most corporations, LLCs, and similar entities report their beneficial owners to the FinCEN.
The majority of small- and medium-sized businesses in Emporia, Council Grove, Burlington and surrounding Kansas cities will likely be required to file a report. It is strongly recommended that businesses consult with legal counsel to determine their specific reporting obligations.
6 Reasons You Might Need a Lawyer — even if you’re not in trouble
Most people associate lawyers with legal emergencies – getting arrested, facing a lawsuit, or dealing with a crisis. But lawyers can be incredibly valuable even when you're not in trouble. In fact, proactive legal counsel can often help you avoid problems altogether and achieve your goals more effectively.
We believe in the power of preventive law, helping people and businesses in Emporia, Eureka, Lyndon or other Kansas communities navigate a wide range of legal matters, both big and small. Here are just a few examples of why you might need a lawyer even if you’re not facing any immediate legal challenges.