What does your Operating Agreement or Articles of Organization say on the matter? If your Operating Agreement or Articles are silent on the matter, then review chapter 608 of the Florida Statutes. DISCLAIMER - This answer is not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed. The information provided is for educational purposes only. For specific advice regarding your situation, please consult a qualified attorney in your county.
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Yes.
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Are you and your girlfriend both listed as defendants on the lawsuit? Regardless, you may want to fight the lawsuit. At least make the debt collector prove that it actually has authority (standing) to bring the lawsuit. You should contact your local legal aid clinic to determine if you qualify for free legal assistance.
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Have you trademarked your company's name? Unless the name has been trademarked you may not have an ownership interest in the specific name.
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You can serve a Request for Production on the opposing party. For more information, review the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure and the Florida Handbook on Discovery. Both are free and can be found through a Google search. If you are in small claims court you should also review the Florida Small Claims Rules.
Senior citizens usually qualify for legal aid services. Contact your local legal aid organization. .
You need to notify the credit card company of her death and have the cards cancelled. Her estate should be liable for any balances prior to he death. This is assuming that you are not a co-signer on the card. More information is necessary to give you a better answer. DISCLAIMER - This answer is not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed. The information provided is for educational purposes only. For specific advice regarding your situation, please consult a qualified...
You are going to have to provide more guidance. The term service contract covers quite a few industries that may have laws specific to some of those industries.
It is possible. Specifically, it depends on a number of factors. These factors include what business entity was used, what business entity owns the assets in question, etc. In short, more information is required to give you a better answer.
You can review the local newspapers for a notice regarding the probate. If the probate is local (Jacksonville) check the Jacksonville Financial News and Daily Record. You may have better luck going to duvalclerk.com and clicking the "Search Court & Offical Records" link at the bottom of the page.