The lease should be enforceable as a personal obligation of the person who signed the lease. You should consult with an experienced Business...

Yes, you don't need to own your place of business. It's enough that you have a right to use that address, such as pursuant to a lease. The only...

The answer to your questions depends upon whether the entity is really a partnership or, more likely, an LLC. It also will depend upon the terms of...

I agree with Mr. Doland that there is no legal minimum interest in an LLC. His advice to procure insurance to at least cover litigation expenses is...

The LLC can do business under an assumed name (your first two names in this instance), assuming no one else is doing business under that name. The...

The SS-4 description of the LLC's business will not limit the businesses that the LLC can conduct. A DBA would have no impact on the types of...

I agree with Mr. Crane. It is precisely because LLCs are effective at limiting personal liability that landlords insist on personal guarantees for...

If he is personally liable on the lease, you would need the landlord's consent to releasing him. If you seek to remove him from the LLC, that will...

Yes, you will not be limited by the SS-4 language. If, however, the Articles of Organization limited the business of the LLC, you would be limited...

As long as you have the authority to sign the tax returns without his consent, you can do that. That begs the question of what type of entity it is...