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"How to Create a Valid Will in New York" There are a few key components of a will and steps that must be taken to ensure the cornerstone of your estate plan is as secure as possible. https://www.thebrownefirm.com/how-to-create-a-valid-will-in

" Take Your Power Back: Estate Planning Steps During COVID-19 to Protect You and Your Loved Ones " There’s never been a more appropriate time to check up on your estate planning than right now. Find out what you should do to make sure your affairs are in order on The Browne Firm’s blog. https://www.thebrownefirm.com/take-your-power-back-estate-p

"Legal Issues You Must Consider Before Selling Your Products Online" https://www.thebrownefirm.com/legal-issues-you-must-conside

Rest in power to legendary actress and author Cicely Tyson. At 96, she just released her memoir, "Just As I Am, this week. Ms. Tyson was born to Caribbean parents in Harlem. She graced the movie screen, TV screen and stage. Her awards include Emmys, Tonys, an honorary Oscar and a Presidential Medal of Freedom. Let her long career inspire all of us!... #cicelytyson #cicelytysonrip #restinpower Photo Credit: https://www.instagram.com/jpdesignsart/

"Estate Planning: Why Me, Why Now, and Is a Will Enough?" If you haven’t given your estate planning enough thought, now’s a better time than ever for anyone at any point in their lives! Find out more on The Browne Firm’s blog. https://www.thebrownefirm.com/estate-planning-why-me-why-no

"Legal Considerations for Social Media Influencers" If you’re someone who uses or relies on social media to boost business and build your brand, take note of the several legal considerations from The Browne Firm blog. https://www.thebrownefirm.com/legal-considerations-for-soci

Join me today, LIVE on Instagram Stories! I will be available to answer your questions about protecting your business and your family. Submit your questions in stories and I will answer them! I always enjoy being a resource for business owners and entrepreneurs who want to get their legal and business affairs. Looking forward to chatting with you soon! P.S. If you miss the event at 12p, remember I can also reply to your comments and direct messages.... #TheBrowneFirm #AskMeAnything #LiveEvent

It's giveaway time! It's The Browne Firm's third anniversary. As a thank you, we’re giving away THREE prizes ! Three winners will have the chance to win one (1) of these services: 1. A Basic Trust-Based Estate Plan 2. Trademark Search & Registration, or... 3. LLC Formation *Winners are responsible for any filing or vendor fees . How to enter. Do any or all of the following. More entries, more chances to win! 1. Like this Instagram post (https://www.instagram.com/p/CKUJx5-LN1g/) AND tell us which service you’d like to win. (one entry). 2. Tag a friend in the comment (one entry per comment + tag) 3. Re-post this to your Instagram profile with the hashtag #TBF3years and tag @TheBrowneFirm (one entry) Deadline: 2/3/21 at 11:59 PM ET Winners announced: 2/5/21 on The Browne Firm's Instagram page. Disclaimer: This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram. Open to U.S. residents only. Winners will be selected at random as a first, second, or third winner. Prizes distributed in order of first to win, first to choose.

"Managing Your Company's Trademarks" The first step entrepreneurs need to take to ensure the long-term success of their startups is registering their company’s trademarks and other intellectual property with the appropriate federal agency. But this does not mean their work is done. https://www.thebrownefirm.com/managing-your-companys-tradem

"Why Your LLC, Not You, Should Own Your Intellectual Property" The issue of an LLC’s intellectual property ownership is something many entrepreneurs don’t properly consider. This seemingly minor detail can nevertheless cause massive problems later on for you and your business. Our firm can help you make sure your company is set up correctly and your assets are protected. https://www.thebrownefirm.com/why-your-llc-not-you-should-o