Business and Divorces

Wherever you are located, this discussion could assist you when you need it most. We have businesses, so plan ahead for the worst of times.

How Is Property Divided in a California Divorce?
This article explains California law’s basic property division principles, focusing on the distinction between community and separate property. It provides an overview of how assets and debts are typically divided between spouses during a divorce.

Divorce with a Business Involved
When a business is involved in a divorce, things get complicated. This article discusses how California courts handle the valuation and division of business interests, addressing community and separate property considerations.

DEFENSIVE TRAVEL – Part 2

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DEFENSIVE TRAVEL – Part 1

Travel FrequencyBriefing Requirement
Infrequent international travelBefore each trip
Frequent travel to same regionAnnual refresher
Travel to high-risk areasBefore each trip, regardless of frequency
Change in destination or security situationUpdated briefing required

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DEFENSIVE TRAVEL

Defensive Travel
  • Defensive foreign travel briefings are essential for personnel security and risk mitigation during international trips
  • Briefing frequency varies based on organizational policies, legal requirements, and individual travel patterns
  • Inadequate briefing frequency can lead to personal safety risks and organizational security breaches
  • Maintaining awareness between formal briefings is crucial for traveler safety and organizational security
  • Engaging with continuous security updates and monitoring global travel advisories helps travelers stay informed

Defensive foreign travel briefings are required by organizations to ensure employee safety and protect classified information when traveling abroad. These briefings are typically mandatory before international trips, especially to high-risk areas or countries with different customs and laws. The frequency of briefings depends on the organization’s policy and the traveler’s destination, with some requiring annual updates or briefings before each trip.

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