by Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 20, 2026 | Estate Planning, Non-Profits
Top 5 Excuses For Avoiding Estate Planning It is vital to understand that every adult needs estate planning. While people make many excuses for putting it off, the cost of failing to plan can lead to many negative consequences. Many people neglect estate planning for...
by Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 20, 2026 | Non-Profits
Understanding the Form 1023 Forming a nonprofit organization (with 501c3 tax exemption) is a worthy pursuit that might even make the world a better place, but it is important to understand that the process can be legally complex and challenging. A first step is to...
by Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 20, 2026 | Non-Profits, Taxation
Does Your Organization Meet The Criteria For An Educational 501(c)(3)? Section 501(c)(3) is a part of the United States Internal Revenue Code that allows nonprofit organizations to apply for tax exemption if they meet certain requirements. The organization must meet...
by Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 20, 2026 | Divorce, Estate Planning, Non-Profits
Estate Planning And Divorce Estate planning is something that everyone should take the time to do. However, because it is not very pleasant to think about one’s eventual demise, most people either avoid the task altogether or create an estate plan and then try to...
by Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 20, 2026 | Liability, Liability, Non-Profits
Protecting Non-Profit Volunteers From Liability Many nonprofit organizations rely on volunteers to accomplish their goals and serve their causes. Just like workplaces with paid employees, nonprofits that use volunteers need to be aware of potential liabilities related...
by Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 20, 2026 | Governance, Non-Profits
Non-Profit Directors Vs. Officers When working with non-profits, a question often arises about the difference between non-profit directors vs. officers. Both directors and officers have their distinct roles within a non-profit organization. According to a report by...
