You need to do a consult with a business contract dispute lawyer to determine what your rights are as a contractual party and a member of the LLC. ...

No given corporations cannot proceed pro se. So you will need an attorney. But given the amount of money at issue and given how much it will cost...

Agree with all my colleagues. You need to consult with an experienced business attorney, who drafts contracts regularly for businesses like yours....

Assuming there is an LLC, but there is no operating agreement, you can certainly try to negotiate a resolution through which your co-owner excepts...

The contract needs to say that time is of the essence for approximate time periods to be interpreted strictly. Also the acceptance of the video...

This question should be directed to a CPA.

No because the state checks licenses and other credentials before a PLLC can be formed. Sounds like you will need to dissolve the LLC and start...

You need to consult with an accountant to answer this question about whether it’s a deductible qualified business expense.

You need to consult with an experienced business / contract drafting attorney. Depending upon the efficiency of said attorney, the agreements you...

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You need to consult with an experienced limited liability company/business attorney. That attorney would review the operating agreement to see what...