In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn what legal documents you should have for your creative business and how to easily organize them.

Want to run your creative business on the legal up and up? Then this post collection will help you do exactly that!
In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn what legal documents you should have for your creative business and how to easily organize them.
Are you starting a creative business? Click through to learn the four easy tasks you should take to start your business off on the right foot.
Are you unsure if you should send your client a proposal or a contract? Contracts and proposals have very different purposes, by the end of this, you’ll know when you should send each.
Does your business need a dba (doing business as)? Learn when you need one and why you’ll want to get one in this post and video.
An LLC is the most common way business owners protect themselves. But do you know two other ways you can reduce your business risks?
Do creatives need to write a business plan? Yes! But you can keep it simple. Learn how to create a 1-page business plan for your creative business.
Do you have a creative side project? Here’s the exact question you need to answer to know if you have a hobby or a business.
I’ve accepted that my preferred pace is slow and steady. And slow and steady can win the race.
When I’m sewing, unpicking is just an assumed part of the process. But I rarely give myself this same “redo” pass when it comes to experiments, projects, or things in my business.
Unsure which business permits and licenses you need? Click through to learn the four steps you can take to know exactly what’s required.
Several years back, I had a YouTube series called “Ask Kiff”. And while I loved answering your legal questions, the process of creating the videos was time-consuming. After a while, I really admired those that regularly created YouTube content by themselves, because for me the planning, recording, editing, and everything else involved was too much. […]
Do you know the difference between a true and brand pen name? You should because a brand pen name comes with legal requirements.
You can! I’m your friendly legal eagle (and licensed attorney). And I’d love to pop in your inbox to help you cut through the red-tape and share how there can be ease in the legalese.