Seck & Associates

  Integrating Law & Business               December 7, 2010

 

Recent Transactions
SPIDERtel, Inc.
SPIDERtel, of Overland Park, has been acquired by In10sity, an interactive marketing agency.  SPIDERtel has provided web design, internet marketing and hosting solutions in Kansas City for over 14 years.  In10sity is a group of stategic communication professionals with deep roots in branding, web development, and senior-level consulting in the healthcare, education, and finance areas, with offices in Tennessee, Florida and New York.  

Assisted Lifestyles of Kansas, Inc.
Assisted Lifestyles, of Olathe, KS, an assited living facility, has been acquired by United Senior Properties of Olathe, LLC, a subsidiary of United Resource Holdings, LLC of Overland Park, KS.  


Kid's Closet Connection, LLC

Kid's Closet Connection offers consignment sales of children's clothes, toys, furniture, and books.  Congratulations to Kid's Closet Connection for their effective franchise registration in California.  To learn more about Kid's Closet Connection, check out their Website.

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Greetings!  

At this time of year, we want to thank all of you who have helped us grow our firm in 2010.  We are blessed to have so many great clients.  We truly thank you for referring us to your family and friends. We look forward to working with all of you as you grow your companies.  We would like to give our best wishes to you and your family for a healthy, happy and prosperous holiday season. 

If you have any questions about your business legal matters, please feel free to contact me to discuss your concerns.   
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Sincerely,
Sheila L. Seck, JD, MBA
Seven Traps to Avoid When Using a Limited Liability Company

by Sheila L. Seck, JD, MBA

Many entrepreneurs starting up their limited liability companies have dramatically cut the costs of doing business through "do-it-yourself" legal programs online. The online programs are quick, convenient, and affordable, but lurking in the fine print are doorways into several traps that can trip up owners of limited liability companies.

                                                                                                                         

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Funding Company Buyouts with Life Insurance Proceeds

by David S. Brown, JD, LLM 
 
Many corporations and limited liability companies have shareholder and member agreements covering a wide range of subjects, such as distribution and voting rights, managerial matters and other issues central to the operation of the business. Another crucial subject that should be covered in a shareholder agreement is how the shares (or membership interests of an LLC) of a shareholder are to be handled upon the death of the shareholder.          

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