Law Office of Kristin Young Rayder, APC

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My 27 year law practice focuses on three important areas. The first is business formation, including selecting the best entity for your business from an asset protection and tax planning perspective. The second is estate planning to avoid the time consuming and costly probate process. Estate planning includes the guidance and preparation of Trusts, Wills, Powers of Attorney and Medical Directives. If probate is required, I can assist in this process as well. The third is general transactional matters, including creating or reviewing contracts and residential and commercial leases. I have extensive experience in the areas in which I have chosen to practice and very much enjoy my work and my clients.

Kristin Young Rayder, Esq.
Office: 858 695 3234
Kristin@rayderlaw.com
www.rayderlaw.com

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Vanguard Resource Group, the leader in private business sales in San Diego, is staffed with some of the industry’s best-qualified and most experienced business brokers. Our professionals have all earned or are candidates for the Certified Business Intermediary (CBI) designation from the prestigious International Business Brokers Association (IBBA). Our principals have also earned the prestigious Merger & Acquisition Master Intermediary (M&AMI) designation from the M&A Source, an IBBA affiliate. When choosing a business broker in San Diego, or the surrounding area, we suggest you select a highly skilled team who will guide you through the process when selling a business and business valuations.
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