Ryan Christopher Bushore

Ryan has worked nearly exclusively with church and other nonprofit organizations, including charter schools, in either locating or in making their location’s availability to other groups on shared/exclusive basis. Including with those services provided, he has assistance in site evaluations, building permits, code and land variances, zoning matters including entitlements and violations, and Conditional, Special and Administrative Use Permits, and the always unpleasant Unlawful Detainer action.

On the legal side, Ryan has negotiated, authored, and reviewed numerous contracts regarding the sale, rental, leasing or licensing of facilities (often in today’s economy on a shared basis), including cell towers, property tax assessments/exemptions, corporate entity formation, nonprofit designation, wills/trust, indemnifications, and mechanic’s liens. His contracts are never fill in the blanks, or easily available standard catch all or minimal form types, but always well thought out and customized to fit the situation at hand. In regards to corporations, he has assisted in many aspects of forming and maintaining nonprofit organizations including the establishment of state and federal tax-exempt status and resolving contract/land disputes.

In regards to corporations, he assist in the many aspects of forming and then maintaining recognized legal status of nonprofit and religious organizations, including the establishment of state and federal tax-exempt status and resolving their contract and real property disputes. He offers proper and legal guidance and education to board members and officers, and author Articles of Incorporation, Statements of Faith, Constitutions and By-Laws.

With regard to the physical buildings, Ryan has developed a keen eye for health and safety violations and liabilities while working with organizations in regards to repairs and maintenance, including acquired bids, obtaining necessary insurance, indemnification, legal Notice of Non Responsibility, and pro-active mechanic/property lien releases. If I can’t fix it myself, I likely know someone who can.