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Working from Home: Is It for You?

You must weigh the potential upside—no rent or commuting expenses—against the potential downside—security issues and the lack of clear separation between home and work.

Working from Home: Ten Tax and Legal Tips

Check out these tax, zoning, and insurance tips that the author learned both from counseling her tax law clients and from her own experiences practicing law at home.

Working from Home: The Technology You’ll Need

Here’s a guide to help you choose laptop vs. desktop, cell phone vs. landline, color printer vs. black-and-white, and all your other tech equipment.

Working from Home: Why I Work from Home

Tired of moving her office, this general practitioner made the move to a home office that saves her money and time and offers the freedom to do more of what she wants when she wants.

Working from Home: Making the Move

As with any business decision, moving to a home office takes significant planning and an understanding of your legal practice business model to be successful.

Working from Home: The Small Firm Perspective

If you spend more of your time studying documents, researching, and writing than meeting clients, working from your home has advantages for you and partners.

Legal Pitfalls When Hiring Domestic Help

Save yourself time, money, and professional repercussions by considering the potential hazards before hiring that caregiver or gardener.

Home Ownership and Unmarried Couples

To help unmarried clients achieve their goals, you need to be well-versed in the different forms of co-ownership and anticipate what can happen when relationships go bad.

Locating a Corporation’s “Home”

Given the reach of a modern corporation, it’s not easy to determine its “citizenship” for purposes of establishing federal diversity jurisdiction.

Representing Homeless Veterans and Youths

Solos and small firm lawyers can partner with existing public-interest programs to make a difference while also obtaining valuable professional development opportunities.