What is the best way to get out?

If you cannot work this out with your husband and his divorce lawyer by agreement, consider entering into a buy-sell agreement instead. Any good...

In an S Corporation, can there be different percentages of ownership stock?

Yes. S-corporation must have only one class of stock, although use of non-voting common and common is usually okay.

I concur with everything that has been said above. Just to clarify, however, what you will be doing is (1) forming a corporation in Delaware, (2)...

What are my rights regarding an S corp in Florida formed with two partners only verbally agreeing to hold equal responsibility?

Would the partner consider selling a small portion of her shares to give you at least control of the board and at the operational level as an...

If I applied for a Business Entity name and sent the app. to have the Business Incorporated, would I own the name in a

A business name is an asset of the company. Like any other asset, the partners need to agree clearly and explicitly who would own this particular...

How can u get a person you work for that own a business give u a payroll check with proof of income instead of business check

You appear to be a contractor rather than an employee. A payroll check can only be issued to employees. I would think your 1099 would be...

Am I really in Breach of Contract?

You may be. That's probably not an answer you want to hear and would appear to be very unfair to you, but it would be worthwhile to speak to an...

My grandparents are trying to go after me because I'm opening a Mexican restaurant that legally may or not be similiar to their

I don't think they can stop you from opening a restaurant unless you have signed an enforceable agreement not to open such restaurant, typically...

Im single member Nevada LLC , a music teacher, I've been hired to teach in Los Angeles for 8 weeks, do I register LLC in Cali

This appears to be an incidental and not a "repeated and successive transactions of its business." The answer is probably no, but Google...

Is it legal for my company to specifically name me in a contract with another company without my approval?

A and B have agreed to what is typically referred to as a "non-solicitation" provision. That's a very common provision, especially in service...