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I’m Bill Syverson, a business law & estate planning attorney who’s dedicated to supporting Minnesota businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals as they deal with their legal issues. I guide businesses in their business decisions, including expansion through acquisitions and creating a succession plan.
I also work with families to create estate plans that maximize their tax benefits and secure their family legacy. Contact me now for a free consultation!
I may not know you (yet!), but I’m willing to argue that your business does more than just provide for your living — it also brings you immense pride. One of the most satisfying things about being a business law attorney is serving as your partner, from formation to succession. Explore this practice area further to discover how I can help your business thrive!
Planning for your legacy, and the future of your family, is a tough topic. However, it’s necessary for ensuring that your financial assets are managed properly, your medical wishes are upheld, and your legal guardians have all the tools they need to care for you. Explore this practice area further to discover the benefits of consulting with an experienced estate planning attorney.
My legal career began at Hall & Byers, which then merged with Gray, Plant, Mooty in St. Cloud. There I gained valuable experience in business law, mergers & acquisitions, and tax law.
I furthered my career at Stinson Leonard Street (which eventually merged with Moss & Barnett). In 2021, I decided to go independent, so I founded Syverson PLLC. I’m excited to continue to offer legal services in Central Minnesota. Learn more about me to determine if I’m the right estate planning & business law attorney for you!
When you’re first starting your business, deciding which type of business your business will be is a critical step. From there, a business lawyer creates corporate documents, files paperwork with the state and registering your business are needed steps to a strong foundation. As you develop and grow your business a lawyer can assist you with contract review, contract development, NDA, compliance and more.
Many factors go into business succession planning. Some of the more common items of succession planning include buy/sell agreements, business valuation, life insurance, cross-purchase agreements, entity-purchase agreements, and power of attorney agreements. Whether you are planning on selling your business, giving it to a family member or close the business it is important for you to start a plan today.
That depends on many factors. You may be able to handle all of your asset transfer through beneficiary designations. It depends on many factors and your financial situation. A will is basically directions for probate, so having one doesn’t avoid probate. However, they great for custody and direction of your estate. A trust should be put in place if you’d like to avoid probate, pay as little tax as possible upon your death and manage your legacy after you are gone.
A business mediator is a neutral third party who helps the other parties resolve a dispute. Using a mediator is a much less expensive option and oftentimes has quicker results than trying a case through the legal system. The mediator is not emotionally invested in the case, so will focus on the facts and do their best to negotiate a resolution that is fair to all parties involved.
I take pride in the relationships that I’ve formed with my clients. Getting to know your personal circumstances is key to developing business solutions & legacy planning.
I’m here. I listen. I advocate. Call me now to schedule a FREE consultation.
We are a law firm specializing in business law and estate planning, dedicated to assisting businesses, entrepreneurs, and families in navigating legal complexities to secure and enhance their legacies.