I agree with Mr. Smith that you should consult with a Business Attorney. In brief, business assets should be used for business purposes and titled...

A multi-member LLC cannot be a shareholder of an S Corp.

You only would need to surrender your assumed name (dba) if the dba would make the name unavailable for the LLC and unless the dba currently is...

I agree with Mr. Goodman that you must provide more information for a thorough examination of the issues. A partnership cannot be a shareholder of...

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It's always preferable to get professional help with a new business. If your business involves significant potential liability (injuries, breaches...

There is no inherent conflict in your position unless either (i) your position with the State involves oversight of charitable institutions or (ii)...

An operating agreement does not typically need to be notarized and it shouldn't affect the enforceability of the agreement in any event. If the...

In brief, the LLC is yours, not your friend's. As the sole member, you are the sole owner and entitled to !00% of the profits, losses, and...

Yes, you can form a corporation or other entity and have it contract with the other company to provide your services. Anyone can form an LLC or...

Your question is somewhat complicated and involves issues of mergers and acquisitions law as well as trademarks. First you should review the asset...