Fundraising Laws - When to Seek Permission: Guide for Nonprofits
Nonprofits must register to solicit donations, not only in their home state, but also in any state where their donors reside.| Charity Lawyer Blog
Nonprofits must register to solicit donations, not only in their home state, but also in any state where their donors reside.| Charity Lawyer Blog
One of the fastest ways to destroy a nonprofit is for board members and the executive director to start confusing their roles.| Charity Lawyer Blog
Nonprofit directors and officers insurance protects the directors, officers, and often even the employees and volunteers from personal liability.| Charity Lawyer Blog
How to draft legally compliant nonprofit bylaws for your nonprofit corporation's specific structure and governance needs.| Charity Lawyer Blog
Those starting a private foundation are often surprised to learn that private foundations are some of the most highly regulated members of the| Charity Lawyer Blog
The distinction between being nonprofit vs. tax-exempt is an important one based on the interplay between state and federal law.| Charity Lawyer Blog
Nonprofit board members must understand and fulfill their fiduciary duties or they expose the nonprofit they serve and themselves to risk.| Charity Lawyer Blog
Can your nonprofit lobby without losing its tax-exempt status? In short, yes it can. However, you have to know under which perameters the IRS will allow it.| Charity Lawyer Blog
Use the form to contact Caritas Law Group. We're here to help with legal issues for nonprofit organizations and major donors.| Caritas Law Group
